Dermatologist

Key Responsibilities

1 Conduct comprehensive dermatological consultations, examinations and clinical assessments.
2 Diagnose and manage common and complex skin, hair, nail and mucosal disorders.
3 Develop and review appropriate treatment plans based on clinical findings, history and investigations.
4 Manage acne, eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis, fungal infections, pigmentation, hair disorders and other skin conditions.
5 Counsel patients regarding diagnosis, treatment options, medication use, expected outcomes and follow-up.
6 Perform dermatological procedures within qualification, competency and authorized scope of practice.
7 Preferred exposure: skin biopsy, cryotherapy, electrocautery, chemical peels, minor surgical procedures and dermatoscopy.
8 Follow pre-procedure assessment, patient identification, informed consent, time-out and post-procedure documentation.
9 Maintain infection-control, sterile/aseptic practices and appropriate biomedical-waste procedures.
10 Recognize and appropriately manage procedure-related complications and adverse reactions.
11 Provide timely referrals and coordinate care with other specialties and multidisciplinary teams.
12 Report adverse events, incidents and patient-safety concerns and participate in audits, quality initiatives and training.