We are looking for a knowledgeable Neurosurgeon to be responsible for performing surgeries to assist in rectifying medical conditions that affect the spinal cord, brain, and peripheral nerves. The Neurosurgeon will oversee and coordinate a team of surgeons and nurses to perform surgeries to remove tumors, relieve chronic pain, and treat wounds, vascular disorders, and diseases.

To be successful as a Neurosurgeon, you should have a strong working knowledge of microsurgeries and have excellent hand-eye coordination. You should have steady hands, strong leadership skills, and the ability to work under stress and pressure.

Neurosurgeon Responsibilities :

- Overseeing and coordinating teams of surgeons and nurses in the operating theater.

- Operating microscopes for surgeries to perform microsurgeries.

- Ordering, performing, and interpreting results of diagnostic tests, such as MRIs, PET scans, and CT scans.

- Assessing and diagnosing patients, prescribing treatments, and monitoring the patients' progress.

- Meeting with families of patients in surgery and keeping them updated.

- Handling unscheduled emergency surgeries.

- Working with psychiatrists, therapists, and neurologists, and consulting with other departments.

- Performing basic administrative and business tasks, such as keeping records, writing prescriptions, and filling out paperwork.

- Keeping up with new discoveries and attending academic conferences.

Neurosurgeon Requirements:

- A Medical degree and the successful completion of a residency and fellowship in Neurosurgery.

- A license and certification to practice Neurosurgery.

- The ability to read and interpret diagnostic reports.

- A thorough knowledge of human anatomy and microsurgery techniques.

- Excellent hand dexterity and hand-eye coordination.

- Strong communication and interpersonal skills.

- The ability to handle physically and mentally demanding tasks, and work under intense pressure and stress.

- The flexibility to handle a constantly shifting schedule.

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