Registrar II Orthopedics

Education and Training: Bachelor's degree in medicine and surgery, with specialization or training in orthopedic surgery. Board certification or fellowship in orthopedic surgery may be required.

Licensure and Professional Classifications: Must be registered and licensed to practice orthopedic surgery. There may be professional classifications such as ABOS (American Board of Orthopedic Surgery) in the United States.

Experience: Previous work in the field of orthopedic surgery, whether in hospitals, medical centers or clinics. Experience performing a variety of orthopedic and joint surgeries may be important.

Technical skills: In-depth knowledge of diagnosing and treating bone and joint diseases and injuries. Ability to perform surgeries accurately according to medical standards.