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Designation: Registrar, NephrologyQualification (specify experience): Post graduate in General Medicine or Pediatrics and clearance from National Board of Examination for undergoing training and course.Nephrologist - MBBS, MD/DNB in Gen Med, DM/DNB in Nephrology.Even fresher also fineLocation: NU Hospitals, Ambur Tamil Nadu. Accommodation will be provided.Language preference: TamilSalary: Max 3 lakhs per month.- Knowledge: Current practices and guidelines in General Medicine Management of common clinical problems in chronic kidney disease- Management of medical emergencies including use of drugs in patients with medical emergencies and chronic kidney disease and their doses Current practices and guidelines in Nephrology during the course.- Skills: Procedures related to General Medicine (including management of unresponsive patients with basic life support and advanced cardiac life support) Training and gaining experience in procedures related to Nephrology- Communication with patients and Hospital staff at other levels.- Reporting to: Head, Department of Nephrology; Medical Director; Unit Head; Nephrology consultants; Senior registrar Reported by: Duty doctors, dialysis medical officer, physician assistants, Dialysis staff,- Nephrology nurse; indirect reporting by Nursing Staff, public relationship manager, Housekeeping StaffKey result areas:- Coordination with the consultant(s) of department of Nephrology and other departments for delivery of safe effective compassionate and quality care to the patients. - Participation in discussion and management of patients on a day to day basis- Implementation of hospital protocols and policies in general and with respect to- Nephrology practice in particular Compliance with patient care related safety policies, patient rights related policies and NABH guidelines Adherence to code of medical ethicsGeneral responsibilities:- History taking and physical examination of newly registered patients in outpatient department with appropriate documentation before Nephrology consult History taking and physical examination of previously registered patients in outpatient department with appropriate documentation and feedback to the consultant or registrar- Clinical assessment of all patients presenting to emergency ward, hemodialysis unit and patients getting admitted to wards with appropriate documentation- Regular assessment of all inpatients admitted under Nephrology during ward rounds and during duty hours with appropriate documentation- History taking, physical examination and regular assessment of all in patients admitted in Intensive Care Unit with appropriate documentation (ref:biojoby.com)

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