Senior Resident - Anaesthesia

Role & responsibilities

Preoperative assessment:Conducting thorough patient evaluations before surgery, including medical history review, physical examination, and necessary lab tests to determine the most appropriate anesthetic plan.

• Anesthesia administration:Initiating and managing anesthesia in the operating room, selecting appropriate anesthetic agents and techniques based on the patient's condition and surgical procedure.
• Patient monitoring:Continuously monitoring vital signs like heart rate, blood pressure, respiration, and oxygen saturation during surgery, making necessary adjustments to anesthetic depth as needed.
• Airway management:Performing tracheal intubation and managing the airway during surgery, including airway maintenance and emergency interventions if required.
• Pain management:Implementing strategies for effective pain control during and after surgery, including regional anesthesia techniques when appropriate.
• Postoperative care:Overseeing patient recovery in the post-anesthesia care unit (PACU), monitoring vital signs, managing potential complications, and providing pain relief as needed.
• Emergency response:Recognizing and effectively managing anesthesia-related complications like hypotension, arrhythmias, and unexpected bleeding.
• Teaching and supervision:Guiding and instructing junior residents and nursing staff on proper anesthesia techniques, patient care practices, and crisis management.
• Documentation:Maintaining detailed patient records, including pre-operative assessments, anesthetic plan, intraoperative notes, and post-operative care details.
• Clinical research:Participating in research projects related to anesthesia practices and patient outcomes, including data collection and analysis.

Senior resident's role:

• Independent decision-making:Ability to make informed decisions regarding anesthetic management based on patient assessment and clinical situation.
• Strong clinical skills:Proficiency in various anesthetic techniques, airway management, and monitoring modalities.
• Communication skills:Effective communication with surgeons, nursing staff, and other healthcare providers to ensure coordinated patient care.
• Leadership qualities:Providing guidance and mentorship to junior residents while maintaining high standards of patient care.

Preferred candidate profile

MBBS

MD- Anesthesia

Perks and benefits

In Campus accommodation

All other benefits & incentives as per SRMS Trust policy