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Consultant, General Surgery at African Medical Centre of Excellence – Abuja
African Medical Centre of Excellence is recruiting a Consultant in General Surgery in Abuja to lead evidence-based elective and emergency surgical care.
Responsibilities
- Assess surgical patients, establish diagnoses and develop treatment plans through admission, surgery, recovery and follow-up.
- Perform general surgical procedures independently within approved privileges, including complex cases and complications.
- Lead outpatient clinics, theatre lists, ward rounds, emergency assessments and multidisciplinary meetings.
- Provide clear patient counselling, informed consent and safe peri-operative management.
- Participate in consultant on-call arrangements and provide emergency surgical cover.
- Lead clinical governance, audits, incident reviews and service quality improvement.
- Mentor registrars, medical officers and students and contribute to education, research and continuing professional development.
- Promote effective documentation, patient handovers, resource use and clinical pathways.
Requirements
- A minimum of five years of post-fellowship experience in General Surgery.
- Experience practising at consultant or equivalent specialist level.
- Proven ability to manage elective and emergency surgical conditions and perform complex operations independently.
- Experience in clinical supervision, teaching, multidisciplinary care and service improvement.
- Commitment to evidence-based practice, patient safety and continuing professional development.
How to apply
Complete the online application for Consultant, General Surgery through AMCE's recruitment portal.
Deadline: Not specified; apply as soon as possible.
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About the employer
The African Medical Centre of Excellence (AMCE) in Abuja is a 500-bed specialist hospital offering oncology, cardiovascular, haematology, general medical and surgical services, alongside diagnostics, research and education. Developed by Afreximbank in clinical partnership with King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, it is the first of five centres planned for Africa.
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