Consultant Pediatric Emergency Medicine

MANAGERIAL RESPONSIBILITIES Supports and adheres to all hospital departmental and divisional initiatives, policies and procedures. Supports and participates in the organization’s performance management system, including peer review and the productivity and utilization review processes. Assists with Consultant staff in ensuring that adequate medical coverage is provided within the Division at all times Attends Divisional meetings as invited Supports the reporting, investigation, and response to untoward incidents Assumes other administrative or clinical duties as requested by the Consultant Staff Under the supervision of the Consultant Physician, diagnoses and treats patients according to established standards of best practice for the post holder’s specialty. The Specialist’s clinical duties include but are not limited to the following: Assists the Consultant Physician in supervising the activities of junior medical staff, and jointly assumes responsibility for the care they provide Complies with all hospital polices regarding admissions, consultations, daily patient care, surgical procedures, discharge protocols, outpatient and follow up practices Practices appropriate utilization of the organization’s resources Leads ward rounds; reassesses both inpatients and outpatients on a regular basis, in line with established best practice Accurately documents all relevant clinical information in a clear and timely fashion in accordance with established procedures Regularly reviews results of all investigations and modifies treatment as required Liaises with other medical specialties and support services for additional input as required Actively participates in multi-disciplinary meetings to help plan effective, safe and holistic care for individual patients Ensures preparation of patients for all procedures including obtaining informed consent Accepts clinically appropriate referrals from the Emergency Department, primary care, other departments, specialty clinics, walk in patients, and patients referred from other hospitals Participates in and supports the Consultant Physician in ensuring the provision of out of hours on call) coverage on a rotational basis including evenings, nights, weekends and public holidays as required Communicates clinical information to patients and the patient’s family and friends (with consent of the patient) in a timely manner Maintains a good working relationship with members of staff and promotes collaboration and a team-based approach to patient care Performs other clinical responsibilities as assigned SEHA COMPLIANCE Complying consistently with facility policies, procedures and practices and ensuring alignment with SEHA facilities policies

SEHA QUALIFICATIONS a. Qualifications from Tier 1  OR  b. Qualifications from Tier 2  OR  c. Qualifications from Tier 3    Additional Qualifications: Medical Degree (MBBS or equivalent) and specialization in Pediatric Emergency MRCEM/ Fellowship or additional certification in Pediatric Emergency Minimum of 5 years of post-specialization experience in Pediatric Emergency Valid DOH (Department of Health - Abu Dhabi) License or eligibility. Fluency in Arabic language is preferred.

Under supervision of the Consultant Physician, diagnose and treat patients in Pediatric Emergency Medicine per established standards; supervise junior medical staff and share responsibility for their patient care; ensure adherence to hospital policies on admissions, consultations, daily patient care, procedures, discharge and follow-up; lead ward rounds and reassess inpatients and outpatients; document clinical information clearly and timely; review investigation results and modify treatment as required; liaise with other specialties and support services; participate in multidisciplinary meetings for holistic patient care; obtain informed consent and prepare patients for procedures; accept referrals from ED, primary care, other departments and hospitals; participate in on-call coverage on a rotational basis including evenings, nights, weekends and public holidays; communicate clinical information to patients and families; maintain collaborative team relationships; perform other clinical responsibilities as assigned.