Plastic Surgeon (225-811)

A Plastic Surgeon is a highly skilled medical professional who specializes in performing surgeries to alter, reconstruct, or repair parts of the human body. These surgeries can be for cosmetic enhancements, reconstructive purposes following an injury, or correcting congenital defects. The role requires an extensive knowledge of anatomy, surgical techniques, and patient care. Plastic surgeons work closely with patients to assess their needs, discuss potential outcomes, and execute intricate procedures that can significantly enhance or restore appearance and function. Their work is crucial in improving patients' confidence and quality of life, requiring precision, creativity, and a deep commitment to patient safety and satisfaction.

Responsibilities

• Consult with patients to understand their aesthetic or reconstructive needs and desires.
• Diagnose physical abnormalities and recommend the appropriate surgical interventions.
• Conduct pre-surgical assessments and obtain informed consent from patients.
• Perform cosmetic surgeries, including facelifts, rhinoplasty, and liposuction, with precision.
• Execute reconstructive surgeries to repair injuries or congenital defects effectively.
• Coordinate with medical teams to provide comprehensive perioperative care to patients.
• Maintain detailed records of patient histories, conditions, and surgical outcomes.
• Stay updated on the latest surgical techniques and advancements in plastic surgery.
• Provide post-operative care and monitor patient recovery to ensure optimal results.
• Educate patients on potential risks and promote realistic expectations of the outcomes.
• Participate in continuous medical education and professional development activities.
• Uphold high ethical standards and comply with medical regulations and protocols.

Requirements

• Medical degree and a valid license to practice as a Plastic Surgeon.
• Completion of a residency program specializing in plastic and reconstructive surgery.
• Board certification in plastic surgery from a recognized medical board.
• Strong knowledge of surgical instruments, techniques, and patient care protocols.
• Excellent manual dexterity and the ability to perform delicate surgical procedures.
• Outstanding communication skills and empathetic approach to patient interaction.
• Commitment to continuous learning and staying updated with medical advancements.