Required Anaesthetist – Aga Khan University – Hyderabad – Pakistan - Icon of Jobs

Aga Khan University invites applications for Anaesthetist in Hyderabad, Pakistan

Introduction:

The Aga Khan University Hospital (AKUH) is a not-for-profit healthcare institute that offers all medical services to their patients under one roof. In addition to the tertiary care hospital in Karachi, AKUH has a network of 4 Off-Campus Hospitals, 30+ Medical Centres, and over 290+ Clinical Laboratories, 30+ Pharmacies in over 120+ cities across Pakistan. It also offers Home Healthcare Services and home deliveries of medicines. The hospital provides zakat for those patients who are eligible, and the health systems offers generous patient welfare to support those in financial need. In recognition of its high quality and patient safety, the AKUH is accredited by the Joint Commission International (JCI) as an Academic Medical Centre and its Clinical Laboratories are accredited by the College of American Pathologists (CAP) for fast and accurate testing.

Faculty Title:

Anaesthetist

Responsibilities:

You will be responsible to:

perform preoperative anaesthesia assessment of patients
provide perioperative anaesthesia care to patients undergoing surgery
deliver of anaesthesia care in one or more areas
participate in maintaining quality of care
coordinate with other departments in delivery efficient patient care
perform night on-call sessions
follow hospital’s quality and patient safety policies in the provision of patient care
carry out orientation of staff and conduct teaching sessions as a measure for capacity building of existing team
take part in department quality improvement initiatives.

Requirements:

You should have:

an MBBS degree with a valid PM&DC license and completed house job
completed structured postgraduate training program and possess FCPS
at least 5-6 years experience in Anaesthesiology
excellent interpersonal skills, particularly communication skills and ability to handle work pressure
ability to understand issues from patient’s perspective
command over counselling patients and their families and to adapt content, style, tone and medium of communication to suit the target audience’s language, cultural background and level of understanding.