Dedicated and empathetic foreign-trained medical doctor (MD) with four years of diverse clinical experience, primarily in vascular surgery and pain medicine within an OR setting. Possessing strong organizational and communication skills, currently pursuing ECFMG certification to obtain licensure and practice medicine in the United States as medical doctor. Committed to providing high-quality patient care and continuously enhancing medical knowledge and skills.
- Clinical Assessment: Utilize advanced medical knowledge to conduct comprehensive clinical assessments of new patients. This includes gathering detailed medical histories, understanding presenting symptoms, and performing initial examinations to evaluate the patient's condition accurately.
- Communication with Medical Team: Effectively communicate clinical findings and assessments to the attending physician or healthcare team. Provide a clear and concise description of the patient's condition, highlight key concerns, and discuss any immediate observations that may influence the patient's care and treatment plan.
- Initial Care Plan Suggestions: Based on the initial assessment and collected data, propose preliminary suggestions for a potential care plan. This may involve recommending diagnostic tests, treatment options, or specialist referrals.
- C-Arm X-ray Machine Operation: C-Arm X-ray machine operation during various pain medicine procedures, such as spinal cord stimulator (SCS) trial placements, kyphoplasty, radiofrequency ablations, and transforaminal epidural injections etc.
- Patient and Equipment Preparation: Preparation of patients and essential equipment for a wide range of pain management procedures. Responsibilities include ensuring patient comfort, providing clear explanations of procedures, and meticulously setting up sterile fields to maintain a sterile environment and prevent infection.
- Advanced Vital Signs Monitoring: Conduct advanced monitoring of patients' vital signs throughout the perioperative period. This includes accurately observing and documenting physiological data, promptly identifying any signs of patient distress or complications, and taking appropriate actions to address changes in the patient's condition.
- Postprocedure Patient Monitoring and Care: Provide thorough postprocedure care, including continuous monitoring of patient recovery, managing immediate postoperative requirements, and closely collaborating with the medical team to ensure patient safety and comfort. This involves educating patients and their families about postoperative care instructions, addressing any concerns, and responding promptly to any changes in the patient's condition.