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Critical CareNurses (ICU/CCU) providecareto acutely and critically ill patients, in a highly technical and ongoing monitoring environment. These patients are facing life-threatening problems with varying needs, which requireextensivemedication protocols and therapies.

Provides intensivediabetes managementand support to those who havediabetescomplications in order to reduce risks of progression. Assess the patient's suitability for insulin, and manages insulin therapy appropriately.

Pulmonologists, also known as respiratory physicians, are internal physicians that specialize in the health of the respiratory system, and in some cases the cardiovascular system too. They work to prevent, diagnose, and treat diseases, conditions, and abnormalities of the cardiopulm More...

Apediatric physical therapistworks with children from birth to age 18 to treat problems like injuries, pre-existing conditions, and problems caused by illnesses or diseases. Thepediatric physical therapistwill also treat conditions related to genetic, neurological, and orthopedic di More...

Aneuro occupational therapistspecializes in the treatment andrehabilitationof patients withneurologicaldisorders or conditions caused by abrain injuryor otherneurologicaltrauma. Yourdutiesinclude performing an evaluation of each patient and creating atherapyplan based on their speci More...

Nature of the work. Geriatricians have an interesting and varied job which involves providing comprehensive medical care to older people, who may have may have several medical conditions and are often taking multiple medications. The work also involves promoting better health in old More...

Palliative carenurses provide an integrative and multidisciplinarytreatmentapproach that helps patients maintain physical, mental, and emotionalhealth. They take the time to understand the needs of each patient in order to provide a customizedtreatmentplan that provides lasting reli More...

Theroleof theTissue Viability Nurseis to develop and maintain an efficienttissue viabilityservice for patients/residents; families and the MDT to prevent potentialtissuedamage as well as advise on current wounds.Tissue viabilityis an umbrella term which may include acute and chronic More...

TheDirectorwill be primarily responsible for overseeing theoperationalefficiency and quality ofclinicservices at allclinicsites, including direct supervision of Site Managers. TheDirectoroversees front desk, medical records, security, care coordinators and call centeroperations. More...

Dietitiansand nutritionists typically do the following: Assess patients' and clients' nutritional and health needs. Counsel patients on nutrition issues and healthy eating habits. Develop meal and nutrition plans, taking both clients' preferences and budgets into account More...

Speech and languagetherapists provide life-changing treatment, support and care for children and adults who have difficulties with communication, eating, drinking and swallowing. You'll help people who, for physical or psychological reasons, have problemsspeakingand communicat More...

Facilitates the work ofnursesand others through knowledge, support and advice, ensuring standards of care are met, monitored and maintained. In conjunction with thesenior diabetes nurseandNurse Managerensures safe staffing levels are maintained to cope with activity and service leve More...

Anurse educatoris responsible for designing curricula,teachingand guiding students, evaluating the students' progress, writing or reviewingeducationalmaterial, etc. A successfulnurse educatorwill be a motivated and dedicated teacher, up-to-date with the latestnursingresearch.

Adiabetes nurse educatoris anursewho specializes in the care and management of patients withdiabetes. They can be registerednurses, advanced-practicenurses, ornursesworking in an expanded role. They can manage patients with both Type I and Type IIdiabetes, as well as women with gest More...

Monitoring patient's condition and assessing their needs to provide the best possible care and advice. Observing and interpreting patient's symptoms and communicating them to physicians. Collaborating with physicians andnursesto devise individualized care plans for patients. More...

AnICU nurseis responsible for closely observing patients, noting specific procedures and prescribed medication for each case; assisting doctors in providing physical assessments and administering treatments; monitoring vital signs and ensuring the proper functions of feeding tubes More...

The Consultant inPediatric Intensive CareUnit (PICU) is responsible to provide the highest standard of clinicalcareand expertise to the patients in assessment, investigation, diagnosis and treatment and follow up, whenever necessary, in thePICUand related set-ups in the Hospital und More...

Neurological physiotherapistsare experienced and trained to treatneurologicalconditions with the aim to provide interventions which assist an individual to regain or maintain their maximum movement and functional independence.

Aspeechpathologist, sometimes called aspeech therapist, is responsible for assessing and treatingspeechand language disorders. They work with people who have a variety of disorders ranging from the inability to produce sounds, to voice fluency problems or abnormalspeech.

Achild neurologist, orpediatric neurologist, is a doctor who treats children who have problems with their nervous system. Problems in the nervous system can start in the brain, spine, nerves, or muscles. These can lead to problems such as seizures, headaches, or developmental delays More...