Registrar Anaesthesia

Our client is a private multi-specialty hospital in Kuwait. Their 110-bed facility offers both inpatient and outpatient services that cover a wide range of medical and surgical specialties. Their 1,000 healthcare professionals work together to provide essential healthcare services in inpatient, outpatient and a specialized department for Essential Wellness within the concept of Integrative Medicine.

What we offer

• Your salary is a tax-free all-inclusive salary!
• You will have direct and permanent employment with our client, for either 2 or 3 years;
• Our client offers you healthcare coverage and a free gym membership, round-trip plane ticket, and generous various leave and study days;
• All leave and end of service benefits as per Kuwait Labor Law.

Who you are
Registrar Anesthesia is all about expecting the worst and being prepared for it. Things can wrong in seconds and you'll have a few more seconds to correct it. You are patient and able to make quick lifesaving decisions. 

Skills & Competencies:

• Excellent communication skills and the ability to explain choices to patients;
• Ability to work under pressure and make quick, accurate decisions;
• Practical skills for examining patients and performing clinical procedures;
• Ability to put people at their ease and inspire trust and confidence;
• Leadership and management skills. 

Education & Qualifications:

• MBBS and  Specialty Master Degree;
• Minimum of 7years experience (including 2 years after Master degree);
• Willing to relocate to Kuwait.

Description
Your main tasks will be:

Before surgery: evaluate the patient to develop an anesthesia plan, taking into consideration the patient’s medical history and physical condition;

During surgery: use advanced technology to monitor the body’s functions and determine how best to regulate and treat the body’s vital organ systems while administering a personalized, delicate balance of anesthetic medications;

After surgery: reverse the effects of the anesthetic medications and return the patient to consciousness. Keep the patient in a comfortable state during recovery and provide critical care medicine in the intensive care unit. A more comprehensive approach, including medication and pain control procedures.