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Senior Registrar, Urologist at African Medical Centre of Excellence – Abuja
African Medical Centre of Excellence is recruiting a Senior Registrar in Urology in Abuja for advanced training and supervised care of patients with elective and emergency urological conditions.
Responsibilities
- Assess patients, plan evidence-based treatment and manage inpatient, outpatient, theatre and emergency urological care.
- Respond to urgent conditions such as renal colic, urinary retention, haematuria, urosepsis and urological trauma.
- Perform or assist with investigations and surgical interventions within approved privileges under consultant supervision.
- Participate in clinics, rounds, theatre lists, on-call services and multidisciplinary meetings.
- Maintain complete clinical records, appropriate patient counselling and safe handovers.
- Support patient-safety programmes, audits, protocol reviews and quality improvement.
- Mentor junior colleagues, participate in formal residency training and contribute to teaching and research.
Requirements
- MBBS or an equivalent recognised medical degree.
- Passed Part I or Membership examination in Surgery with the National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria, West African College of Surgeons or accepted equivalent.
- Current enrolment in an accredited Urology residency training programme.
- Full MDCN registration and a valid practising licence.
- At least four years of postgraduate surgical training, with significant urology experience.
- Practical experience in supervised diagnostic, endoscopic and operative urological care.
- Sound clinical judgement, communication and commitment to teaching and patient safety.
How to apply
Complete the online application for Senior Registrar, Urologist 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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