Tb & Chest Professor

0 - 5 Years of Experience rupess outline icon

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Full Time

Apollo College Of Nursing, Murukambattu, Chittoor

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Posted on 22-10-2024

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Description

Teaching and Education: Develop and deliver lectures, seminars, and clinical training sessions for medical students, residents, and fellows in tuberculosis (TB) and chest medicine, emphasizing diagnosis, treatment, and prevention strategies.
Clinical Supervision: Oversee and mentor residents and medical students during their clinical rotations in pulmonary and chest medicine, providing guidance on patient assessments, diagnostic procedures, and management of respiratory conditions.
Research and Innovation: Conduct and lead research in areas related to tuberculosis, respiratory diseases, and pulmonary health, contributing to advancements in understanding and managing these conditions through publications in peer-reviewed journals.
Curriculum Development: Collaborate in the design and continuous improvement of the curriculum for TB and chest medicine, ensuring it aligns with current best practices and meets educational standards for accreditation.
Patient Care: Provide comprehensive clinical care to patients with tuberculosis and other respiratory disorders, diagnosing and managing their conditions while ensuring a patient-centered approach to care.
Quality Improvement Initiatives: Participate in quality assurance and improvement programs within the department, developing clinical protocols and guidelines aimed at enhancing patient care and treatment outcomes.
Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Collaborate with other healthcare professionals, including infectious disease specialists, radiologists, and public health officials, to ensure coordinated and comprehensive care for patients with respiratory conditions.
Community Engagement: Involve in community health initiatives aimed at TB prevention and education, promoting awareness about respiratory diseases, vaccination programs, and the importance of early diagnosis and treatment.