Resident Physician, Cardiothoracic Intensive Care

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Job ID: 984

Job Function: Medical

Institution: National University Hospital

The Department of Cardiac, Thoracic and Vascular Surgery (CTVS), National University Hospital is seeking candidates for Resident Physician in Cardiothoracic Intensive Care. The department of CTVS provides a wide range of specialized services including Aortic, Endoscopic (MICS), Anaortic bypass-, Uniport VATS-, Wire skills (Vascular), Simulation training programs, and Research exposure in a National University Hospital, a top medical center of excellence and Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore, one of Asia’s best medical education and research institutions. The Cardiothoracic Intensive Care Unit caters to cardiac, thoracic and vascular patients in addition to offering quarternary ECMO services island wide.

The Resident Physician would be part of the multidisciplinary team providing day-to-day patient care in Cardiothoracic Intensive Care Unit, assisting in invasive and non-invasive investigations or procedures. The Resident Physician would also be assisting in all aspects of pre-operative and post-operative patient care including assistance in day-to-day ICU ward rounds and on call duties.

The candidate will have the opportunity to equip her/himself with specialized knowledge and skill, along a discussed and well-planned development plan, and roadmap. Our vast academic and clinical network can be further utilized as a stepping stone for exposure and growth, in all 3 areas of academic life (Clinical – Research – Education).

Job Requirements

• Eligible for Conditional Medical Registration with Singapore Medical Council
• Minimum 5 years of work experience in Anaesthesia or Intensive Care
• Basic Medical Degree and Postgraduate Medical qualification(s)in Anaesthesia or Intensive Care Medicine, recognised by the Singapore Medical Council
• Prior work experience in an acute hospital setting
• Keen interest and/or credentials in research would be an advantage
• Good oral and written communication skills