Senior Resident

Diagnosis and Treatment: Senior Residents diagnose and treat a broad spectrum of medical conditions, including cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, respiratory disorders, gastrointestinal issues, kidney diseases, infectious diseases, and more.Patient Management: They oversee the medical care of patients admitted to the hospital, coordinating with nurses, specialists, and other healthcare professionals to provide comprehensive and individualized treatment plans.Medical Consultations: Senior Residents in General Medicine may be consulted by other specialists to provide medical expertise for complex or multisystem cases.Chronic Disease Management: They manage chronic illnesses by developing long-term treatment plans, adjusting medications, and monitoring disease progression.Acute Care: Senior Residents are skilled in managing acute medical conditions that require immediate attention, such as severe infections, heart failure exacerbations, and metabolic crises.Medical Procedures: They may perform certain medical procedures, such as central line placements, lumbar punctures, and paracentesis.Multidisciplinary Collaboration: They work collaboratively with other medical specialists, nurses, dietitians, pharmacists, and therapists to provide comprehensive care.