Registrar - CTVS OT

Job Description

Title: Registrar - CTVS OT

Company Name: Apollo Imperial Hospitals

Vacancy: --

Age: 30 to 45 years

Job Location: Chattogram

Salary: Tk. 100000 - 120000 (Monthly)

Experience:

• 2 to 4 years
• The applicants should have experience in the following business area(s): Hospital

• Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery(MBBS)
• Master of Surgery (MS)

• 2 to 4 years
• The applicants should have experience in the following business area(s): Hospital

• Age 30 to 45 years

1. Assist in CABG Procedures

   • Assist the Chief Cardiac Surgeon during CABG and other open-heart/cardiac surgical procedures.

   • Participate in surgical preparation, exposure, graft harvesting, anastomosis assistance, hemostasis, closure, and other operative activities as directed.

   • Maintain strict adherence to sterile techniques and operating-room protocols.

2. Pre-operative Patient Management

   • Assess and clinically evaluate patients scheduled for CABG under the supervision of the Chief Cardiac Surgeon.

   • Review relevant investigations, including CBC, renal function, coagulation profile, ECG, echocardiography, coronary angiography, and other required investigations.

   • Assist in pre-operative optimization and identification of potential surgical risks.

   • Ensure the patient's medical records, investigations, consent forms, and surgical checklist are complete before surgery.

3. Intra-operative Responsibilities

   • Provide direct assistance to the Chief Cardiac Surgeon throughout the surgical procedure.

   • Assist with surgical instruments, graft preparation, tissue handling, suturing, hemostasis, and wound closure as assigned.

   • Coordinate effectively with the anesthesiology, perfusion, nursing, and OT teams.

   • Monitor the patient's clinical status and immediately communicate any significant changes to the surgical team.

4. Post-operative Care

   • Assist in immediate post-operative management and transfer of patients to the Cardiac ICU.

   • Monitor vital signs, drains, wound condition, bleeding, urine output, and other relevant clinical parameters.

   • Assist in identifying and managing post-operative complications under the supervision of the cardiac surgeon and intensivist.

   • Participate in daily post-operative rounds and communicate patient progress to the Chief Cardiac Surgeon.

5. Patient Follow-up

   • Conduct post-operative patient assessments and follow-up as directed by the Chief Cardiac Surgeon.

   • Monitor recovery, wound healing, mobility, and other relevant clinical parameters.

   • Assist in discharge planning and provide patients/families with appropriate post-operative instructions under supervision.

   • Participate in outpatient follow-up of post-CABG patients when required.

6. Clinical Documentation

   • Maintain accurate and timely documentation of pre-operative, intra-operative, and post-operative patient care.

   • Prepare and update patient progress notes, operative records, post-operative orders, discharge summaries, and follow-up documentation as required.

   • Ensure all clinical documentation complies with hospital policies and applicable professional standards.

7. Emergency & On-call Support

   • Remain available for emergency cardiac surgical cases and urgent clinical situations as assigned.

   • Provide on-call support for cardiac surgery patients and promptly escalate critical findings to the Chief Cardiac Surgeon.

   • Assist in emergency interventions within the scope of competence and institutional protocols.

8. Multidisciplinary Coordination

   • Coordinate with Cardiac ICU, Anesthesia, Perfusion, Nursing, Cath Lab, Cardiology, Blood Bank, Radiology, Laboratory, and other relevant departments.

   • Ensure timely communication of patient-related information among members of the cardiac surgical team.

9. Clinical Quality & Patient Safety

   • Follow hospital policies, surgical safety checklists, infection prevention protocols, and patient safety standards.

   • Participate in morbidity and mortality reviews, clinical audits, quality improvement initiatives, and incident reporting when required.

   • Maintain confidentiality of all patient information.

10. Training & Professional Development

    • Participate in departmental clinical meetings, case discussions, CME programs, and surgical training activities.

    • Keep updated with current evidence-based practices and guidelines in cardiac surgery and CABG.

    • Assist in teaching and supervising junior doctors, interns, and other clinical trainees when assigned.

As per company policy