Attending Consultant - Critical Care

Responsibilities

  • Assess, diagnose, and manage critically ill patients admitted to the ICU.
  • Develop and implement appropriate treatment and management plans based on clinical requirements and established protocols.
  • Conduct regular patient rounds and ensure timely review and monitoring of patients.
  • Manage medical emergencies, including respiratory failure, shock, sepsis, multi-organ dysfunction, and other critical conditions.
  • Perform and supervise critical care procedures as per clinical competency and hospital protocols.
  • Ensure appropriate documentation of patient assessment, treatment plans, progress notes, and clinical outcomes.
  • Coordinate with consultants and specialists from other departments for multidisciplinary management of patients.
  • Communicate effectively with patients' families regarding the patient's condition, treatment plan, prognosis, and ongoing care.
  • Ensure adherence to infection control practices, quality standards, patient safety protocols, and hospital policies.
  • Participate in clinical audits, mortality and morbidity reviews, quality improvement initiatives, and departmental meetings.
  • Support the training and clinical development of junior doctors, residents, and other clinical staff.
  • Ensure appropriate and timely escalation of complex clinical cases to senior consultants/HOD.
  • Participate in emergency and on-call duties as per departmental requirements and hospital policy.
  • Maintain professional conduct and uphold ethical and clinical standards at all times.



Qualifications & Experience

  • MBBS with MD/DNB/DrNB in Anaesthesia, Medicine, Pulmonary Medicine, or relevant specialty, with appropriate training/qualification in Critical Care Medicine as per applicable regulatory norms.
  • Relevant experience in managing critically ill patients in a tertiary care hospital/ICU setup.
  • Valid registration with the appropriate Medical Council.
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