Specialist / Registrar-Neuro Surgery Department.

• Prior experience in a hospital, tertiary-care facility, or specialized neurosurgical unit will be considered an advantage.

• Ability to work collaboratively and effectively within a multidisciplinary healthcare team.

• Capability to stay composed and make prompt, appropriate decisions during emergencies and high-pressure situations.

• Strong commitment to ethical medical practice, patient confidentiality, and professional standards.

• Willingness to pursue continuous professional development through clinical audits, research, medical education, and relevant training.

• Willingness to work six days a week, including on-call and emergency duties when required.

Job Summary

The Specialist / Registrar – Neurosurgery will be responsible for delivering comprehensive clinical care to patients with neurological and neurosurgical conditions. The role includes patient assessment, diagnosis, surgical and non-surgical treatment, post-operative management, and emergency neurosurgical care.

Key Duties & Responsibilities

• Evaluate patients with neurological and neurosurgical conditions and establish appropriate diagnoses.

• Develop and implement suitable surgical or non-surgical treatment plans based on clinical assessment and diagnostic findings.

• Perform neurosurgical procedures and operations within the scope of professional expertise and hospital authorization.

• Provide timely management of emergency neurosurgical cases, including head trauma, intracranial bleeding, spinal emergencies, and other critical conditions.

• Review and interpret diagnostic investigations such as CT scans, MRI, angiography, and other relevant neurological tests.

• Conduct pre-operative evaluations and obtain informed consent from patients or their authorized representatives.

• Monitor patients after surgery and manage any post-operative complications appropriately.

• Conduct regular ward rounds and provide continuous follow-up throughout the patient's hospital stay.

• Work collaboratively with neurologists, radiologists, anesthesiologists, intensivists, rehabilitation specialists, nurses, and other relevant healthcare professionals.

• Maintain complete and accurate medical records, operative reports, discharge summaries, and other required clinical documentation.

• Ensure the appropriate and responsible use of medications, diagnostic investigations, blood products, and other medical resources.

• Participate in multidisciplinary case reviews, clinical audits, morbidity and mortality meetings, and quality-improvement initiatives.

• Comply with hospital policies, clinical protocols, infection-control measures, patient-safety standards, and relevant professional regulations.

• Counsel patients and their families regarding diagnoses, treatment options, surgical risks, expected outcomes, and follow-up requirements.

• Support the training, supervision, and professional development of junior doctors, medical officers, and other clinical staff as required.

• Maintain professional competency through continuing medical education, training, research, and other professional development activities.

• Protect patient confidentiality and consistently uphold professional ethics and patients’ rights.

• Perform on-call and emergency duties according to the departmental duty roster.

• Arrange appropriate referrals and patient transfers whenever specialized or advanced medical care is required.

• Assist in developing and implementing departmental protocols, clinical pathways, and service-improvement programs.

• Perform other duties related to neurosurgical services as assigned by the Head of Department or authorized hospital management.