Specialist ENT

• Performs professional duties of an Otolaryngologist.
• To conduct assessment & re-assessment for all patients in the OPD, on admission, and prior to any procedure.
• Provides consultation to other physicians when the problems fall into the field of ear, nose, throat, head and neck surgery, and require the attention of a specialist. This includes diagnosis and treatment if patient's primary problem is in this field.
• Completes medical records promptly indicating diagnosis, treatment, and future courses of action. Records must conform to established requirements.
• Participates in all group conferences requiring the viewpoint and opinions of this specialty regarding difficult medical cases.
• Collaborates with other departmental personnel in planning programs integrating the curative and preventive aspects of total patient care.
• Is responsible for the operation of approved curative-preventive programs as they relative to his particular field.
• Daily answers questions concerning irregular work and problems that arise in the group such as handling technical, safety and accident problems.
• Monitors work of other assigned staff to the Otorhinolaryngology Service for quality, quantity, correctness, etc., demonstrating procedures or recommending additional training as required.
• Attends staff meetings and participates in in-service activities as requested.
• Contacts HOD for clarification or to keep him informed of unusual situations or problems encountered and actions taken.
• Supports Continuous Quality Improvement.
• Maintains confidentiality regarding patient information and regarding administrative matters of a confidential nature.
• Evidences dependability in carrying out the commitments and obligations of the position.
• Demonstrates the ability to listen to others in promoting effective communication.
• Develops thorough understanding of policies and procedures of the hospital and demonstrates respect for them.
• Performs other duties as assigned by the Head of the Department.
• To follow appropriate international guidelines, DHA regulations & Joint Commission International norms while treating or managing patients as well as while discharging their professional duties.

• Performs professional duties of an Otolaryngologist.
• To conduct assessment & re-assessment for all patients in the OPD, on admission, and prior to any procedure.
• Provides consultation to other physicians when the problems fall into the field of ear, nose, throat, head and neck surgery, and require the attention of a specialist. This includes diagnosis and treatment if patient's primary problem is in this field.
• Completes medical records promptly indicating diagnosis, treatment, and future courses of action. Records must conform to established requirements.
• Participates in all group conferences requiring the viewpoint and opinions of this specialty regarding difficult medical cases.
• Collaborates with other departmental personnel in planning programs integrating the curative and preventive aspects of total patient care.
• Is responsible for the operation of approved curative-preventive programs as they relative to his particular field.
• Daily answers questions concerning irregular work and problems that arise in the group such as handling technical, safety and accident problems.
• Monitors work of other assigned staff to the Otorhinolaryngology Service for quality, quantity, correctness, etc., demonstrating procedures or recommending additional training as required.
• Attends staff meetings and participates in in-service activities as requested.
• Contacts HOD for clarification or to keep him informed of unusual situations or problems encountered and actions taken.
• Supports Continuous Quality Improvement.
• Maintains confidentiality regarding patient information and regarding administrative matters of a confidential nature.
• Evidences dependability in carrying out the commitments and obligations of the position.
• Demonstrates the ability to listen to others in promoting effective communication.
• Develops thorough understanding of policies and procedures of the hospital and demonstrates respect for them.
• Performs other duties as assigned by the Head of the Department.
• To follow appropriate international guidelines, DHA regulations & Joint Commission International norms while treating or managing patients as well as while discharging their professional duties.

• Graduation from an approved medical school plus one year of internship and three years of residency; certification by the American Board of Otolaryngology or Member of the Royal College of Physicians (or its equivalent).
• At least three (3) years of practice as an Otolaryngologist since certification with two (2) or more years as a licensed specialist.
• Excellent command of oral and written English. Knowledge of Arabic language is desirable but not essential.
• Must be highly skilled in the particular field of practice, with mature clinical judgment and ability to provide professional leadership. He / she must have a thorough knowledge of Medical Department policies and procedures with particular reference to the obligation to maintain the confidentiality of his work; personality which inspires confidence and trust in his patients; and adhere to Bylaws, Rules and Regulations of the Medical Organization.
• Current licensure in country of origin and with DHA license to practice as a consultant ENT in Dubai, UAE.
• Communication, interpersonal skills as applied to interaction with co-workers, superiors, patients.

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