Critical Care/ Intensivisit

Key Responsibilities

1. Academic & Teaching Duties

• Teach undergraduate and postgraduate students core principles of:
• ICU protocols and procedures
• Mechanical ventilation and advanced hemodynamic monitoring
• Sepsis, ARDS, multi-organ failure, and shock management
• ACLS, BLS, and emergency airway management
• Conduct lectures, clinical demonstrations, and simulation-based training.
• Guide thesis work, case presentations, journal clubs, and OSCE preparation.
• Develop teaching material and participate in curriculum updates.

2. Clinical Duties (ICU Management)

• Provide direct supervision and clinical management of ICU patients.
• Oversee daily rounds in ICU and coordinate multidisciplinary care.
• Perform and teach ICU procedures (intubation, central lines, arterial lines, percutaneous tracheostomy, etc.).
• Develop ICU protocols, antimicrobial stewardship, and sedation guidelines.
• Lead resuscitation teams and manage medical emergencies in critical care units.

3. Research & Publications

• Conduct clinical research in areas such as:
• Sepsis management, critical care outcomes, ventilator strategies
• Infectious disease in ICU, sedation protocols, ICU scoring systems
• Publish in peer-reviewed journals and attend academic and scientific forums.
• Mentor residents and fellows in research methodology and critical care audits.

4. Administrative & Institutional Roles

• Participate in hospital committees (infection control, ICU planning, ethics, etc.).
• Help organize CMEs, simulation workshops, and interdisciplinary training.
• Ensure ICU compliance with accreditation standards (e.g., NABH, JCI).

Qualifications

Essential:

• MBBS + MD/DNB in Anesthesiology / Internal Medicine / Pulmonology / Emergency Medicine
• DM / DNB / Fellowship in Critical Care Medicine (IDCCM, IFCCM, FNB Critical Care)

Desirable:

• ACLS / BLS instructor certification
• Teaching experience in medical or academic institutions
• Publications in intensive care or emergency medicine journals

Skills & Competencies

• Advanced clinical knowledge in critical care, ventilation, and ICU procedures
• Decision-making under pressure and crisis management
• Strong leadership and communication skills in a multidisciplinary setup
• Competency in using ICU monitoring systems and electronic medical records
• Teaching, mentoring, and simulation training abilities