Specialist / Registrar- Cardiac Surgery dept.

• Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)MBBS and MS/FCPS/MRCS with Minimum 5 years' experience/training in Surgery Department/related Specialty (for Specialist) or

• MBBS (MS/FCPS/MRCS-Part 1 or Phase A will get preference) with Minimum 7 years' experience/training in Surgery Department/related Specialty (for Registrar).

• Age At most 45 years

• Relevant clinical experience in cardiac surgery and cardiac ICU.

• Knowledge of cardiac surgical procedures and patient management.

• Clinical assessment and emergency management skills.

• Ability to interpret ECG, echocardiography, and cardiac investigations.

• Effective communication and teamwork.

• Professional ethics, accountability, and patient-centred care.

Job Summary:

The Specialist / Registrar- Cardiac Surgery dept., will be responsible for providing comprehensive clinical and surgical support to the Department of Cardiac Surgery under the supervision and guidance of senior consultants. The position involves preoperative assessment, perioperative patient management, postoperative care, assisting in cardiac surgical procedures, managing surgical emergencies, coordinating multidisciplinary patient care, and ensuring high standards of patient safety and clinical services.

The Specialist/Registrar will work closely with cardiac surgeons, cardiac anesthesiologists, intensivists, cardiologists, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to ensure effective and timely treatment of patients with cardiovascular diseases requiring surgical intervention.

Key Duties & Responsibilities

Patient Assessment: Evaluate patients' medical history, physical condition, and diagnostic reports before cardiac surgery.

Preoperative Management: Prepare patients for surgery and coordinate necessary investigations and consultations.

Surgical Assistance: Assist senior cardiac surgeons during CABG, valve replacement/repair, and other cardiac surgical procedures.

Postoperative Care: Monitor patients' vital signs, hemodynamic status, surgical wounds, drains, and recovery.

Cardiac ICU Management: Provide clinical support for postoperative patients and identify complications at an early stage.

Emergency Management: Assist in managing postoperative bleeding, cardiac arrhythmias, cardiac tamponade, and other emergencies.

Patient Follow-up: Conduct ward rounds, outpatient assessments, discharge planning, and follow-up care.

Documentation: Maintain accurate patient histories, treatment records, progress notes, and discharge summaries.

Multidisciplinary Coordination: Coordinate with cardiac surgeons, cardiologists, anesthesiologists, intensivists, nurses, and other departments.

Infection Control: Ensure compliance with hospital infection prevention, patient safety, and clinical protocols.

Patient Counselling: Educate patients and attendants regarding treatment, medication, wound care, and postoperative recovery.

Quality Improvement: Participate in clinical audits, departmental meetings, CME, and professional development activities.

• Provident fund,

• Gratuity,

• Profit share

• Lunch Facilities: Partially Subsidize

• Salary Review: Yearly

• Festival Bonus: 2

• Health Benefit &

• Earn Leave Encashment.