Resident Doctor

She / he works with the ICRC Team Anaesthetist (TA) and the surgical team in clinical practice under the supervision of the Senior Surgeon (SenS) Follows ICRC clinical protocols, guidelines and evidence based practise Responsible for the clinical management of patients under her / his care (pre-operative assessment and postoperative follow-up). Participates in the hospital emergency plan as per assignment Acts as a reference person for the Hospital Administrator for issues related to the billing of medical services provided by the Hospital Participates in the surgical ward rounds Provides direction and written documentation of all patients under her / his care on a regular base Assists in the management of patients including the initial treatment and resuscitation of emergency patients in collaboration with the ICRC surgical team Participates in the triage and management of patients in the event of mass casualties as per assignment within the framework of the hospital emergency plan Works as full time resident doctor as per ICRC duty roster (day or night including on call shifts) Respects the ICRC admission criteria Follows the ICRC principles for the management of the weapon wounded under the supervision of the ICRC SenS. Follows a standardised approach to treatment by respecting agreed ICRC standard protocols, Ensures precise and clear documentation, contributes to the patient’s treatment plan, the filling of discharge forms and death certificates as indicated Ensures appropriate use of drugs and antibiotics as per ICRC protocols and if indicated national guidelines. Applies Universal Precaution Techniques Assists in teaching and training programmes (lectures / practical exercises) for ICRC hospital staff if required