Medical Specialist Grade 1 to 3 (Otorhinolaryngology) (Sessional:10 Hours Per Week)

Provision of definitive Otorhinolaryngology care within the scope of a regional hospital service, including assessment, management, elective surgery, ongoing care, and appropriate referral of complex cases in accordance with established referral pathways to tertiary facilities. Delivery of high-quality, patient-centred Otorhinolaryngology services, ensuring efficient management of patient workload while maintaining clinical standards, patient safety, and service satisfaction. -Support and supervision of junior medical staff in the assessment, diagnosis, and management of Otorhinolaryngology conditions, including bedside and procedural guidance within the clinical environment. Commitment to structured teaching and training of junior doctors, interns, and other healthcare professionals through informal bedside teaching, as well as formal academic activities such as lectures, tutorials, and case discussions. Render an efficient, cost-effective high-quality clinical service to patients managed by the hospital and district as the Rural East Ecosystem, by balancing throughput with quality. -Active participation in departmental training programmes, continuing medical education (CME) activities, workshops, and professional development forums relevant to Otorhinolaryngology and district/regional service delivery. Involvement in clinical audits, quality assurance processes, and service improvement initiatives to strengthen Otorhinolaryngology service delivery within the district and regional health system. -Participation in data collection, clinical data management, and reporting of service statistics to support governance, monitoring, and planning of Otorhinolaryngology services. Support clinical governance and administrative functions within the Otorhinolaryngology service, including medico-legal documentation, reporting requirements, staff-related administration, and compliance with departmental policies and protocols. - Active participation in the development and maintenance of clinical guidelines, protocols, and referral systems to ensure safe and effective Otorhinolaryngology service delivery within a regional hospital platform. Strong ethical standards and sound clinical judgement, with appropriate counselling skills for patients and families. Strong leadership, communication, interpersonal, teamwork, and organisational skills suitable for a multidisciplinary regional hospital environment.