Orthopedic Surgeon
Duties and Responsibilities: Treat patients with skeletal
injuries and diseases. Perform orthopedic surgeries as per established
guidelines. Utilize medical equipment and tools effectively to avoid any
accidents. Work with Nurses, ER Physicians and other hospital departments to
ensure excellent patient care services. Recommend proper diagnostic tests to
identify patient’s illness. Analyze patient’s symptoms and develop treatment
plans. Monitor and record patient’s progress according to documentation
guidelines Educate patients about treatment procedures. Maintain up-to-date
records of patient services and treatment procedures. Communicate with patients
to obtain their medical history. Assess patient’s health condition and
prescribe appropriate medications. Address patient and staff concerns in a
timely manner. Attend regular staff meetings to discuss about any issues or
updates. Guide clinical staffs in their assigned job duties.
Salary: $512,000,
Education: understanding of current medical technologies,
medical ethics, pharmacology and physiology. 4-year
bachelor's degree program in biology, pre-medicine or a related field, aspiring
orthopedic surgeons must complete four additional years of medical school,
followed by a 4- to 5-year orthopedic surgery residency in a hospital.
The
first year of residency usually covers general surgery, with the remaining
years devoted to orthopedic-specific training. Surgeons wishing to specialize
further in subspecialties, such as orthopedic sports medicine or pediatric
orthopedics, must also complete a 1- to 2-year fellowship after their
residency.
Demand for this particular career: 14% for
all physicians and surgeons
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