• Assisting medical team on evaluation of patients with congenital heart disease• Development of the protocols for the pediatric cardiac surgery related subjects• Development the list of surgical instruments, medical equipment and consumables with specifications for the needs of the pediatric cardiac surgery wards.• Development of Package for patient medical records including administrative forms and documents e.g. patient files, Patient OT files etc• Conducting academic sessions and workshop for hospital medical team• Developing SOPs and treatment protocols for congenital heart problems• Providing technical assistance to hospital clinical team on patients follow up and how to educate the patient and patients’ family of patient progress, treatment, and future goals• Providing technical assistance to hospital clinical team how to conduct clinical research to better serve patients

• Conduct regular thorough examinations on newborns and young children to check and record their health and normal physical development• Examine sick children to determine their condition and ask intuitive questions to gather information about symptoms• Reach an informed diagnosis based on scientific knowledge and individual medical history• Prescribe medications and give detailed instructions for administration• Prescribe and interpret appropriate lab tests to gain more information for possible infections or abnormalities• Prepare and administer vaccines according to the governmental vaccination plan• Examine and treat injuries and refer the little patients to physicians of other disciplines when necessary (. surgeons, ophthalmologists orthopedists, etc.)• Advise parents on children’s diet, exercise and disease preventive measures• Keep updated records of patients’ illnesses, surgeries or other medical episodes (allergic shocks, injuries, etc.)• Keep abreast of advancements in pediatrics and best practices by attending seminars and conferences

Ear, nose, and throat specialists, also known as otolaryngologists or ENT specialists, are responsible for surgical and medical treatment of the ears, nose, and throat, as well as the related head and neck areas. Specialized skills of otolaryngologists include managing disorders of the upper pharynx and oral cavity, larynx (voice box), ears, nose and nasal passage, and face and neck. Almost all ENT specialists regularly handle cases like nosebleeds, adenoidectomies, infected mastoids, tonsillectomies, and sinusitis.

• Assisting medical team on evaluation of patients with congenital heart disease• Development of the protocols for the pediatric cardiac surgery related subjects• Development the list of surgical instruments, medical equipment and consumables with specifications for the needs of the pediatric cardiac surgery wards.• Development of Package for patient medical records including administrative forms and documents e.g. patient files, Patient OT files etc• Conducting academic sessions and workshop for hospital medical team• Developing SOPs and treatment protocols for congenital heart problems• Providing technical assistance to hospital clinical team on patients follow up and how to educate the patient and patients’ family of patient progress, treatment, and future goals• Providing technical assistance to hospital clinical team how to conduct clinical research to better serve patients

• Conduct regular thorough examinations on newborns and young children to check and record their health and normal physical development• Examine sick children to determine their condition and ask intuitive questions to gather information about symptoms• Reach an informed diagnosis based on scientific knowledge and individual medical history• Prescribe medications and give detailed instructions for administration• Prescribe and interpret appropriate lab tests to gain more information for possible infections or abnormalities• Prepare and administer vaccines according to the governmental vaccination plan• Examine and treat injuries and refer the little patients to physicians of other disciplines when necessary (. surgeons, ophthalmologists orthopedists, etc.)• Advise parents on children’s diet, exercise and disease preventive measures• Keep updated records of patients’ illnesses, surgeries or other medical episodes (allergic shocks, injuries, etc.)• Keep abreast of advancements in pediatrics and best practices by attending seminars and conferences

Ear, nose, and throat specialists, also known as otolaryngologists or ENT specialists, are responsible for surgical and medical treatment of the ears, nose, and throat, as well as the related head and neck areas. Specialized skills of otolaryngologists include managing disorders of the upper pharynx and oral cavity, larynx (voice box), ears, nose and nasal passage, and face and neck. Almost all ENT specialists regularly handle cases like nosebleeds, adenoidectomies, infected mastoids, tonsillectomies, and sinusitis.

• Assisting medical team on evaluation of patients with congenital heart disease• Development of the protocols for the pediatric cardiac surgery related subjects• Development the list of surgical instruments, medical equipment and consumables with specifications for the needs of the pediatric cardiac surgery wards.• Development of Package for patient medical records including administrative forms and documents e.g. patient files, Patient OT files etc• Conducting academic sessions and workshop for hospital medical team• Developing SOPs and treatment protocols for congenital heart problems• Providing technical assistance to hospital clinical team on patients follow up and how to educate the patient and patients’ family of patient progress, treatment, and future goals• Providing technical assistance to hospital clinical team how to conduct clinical research to better serve patients

• Conduct regular thorough examinations on newborns and young children to check and record their health and normal physical development• Examine sick children to determine their condition and ask intuitive questions to gather information about symptoms• Reach an informed diagnosis based on scientific knowledge and individual medical history• Prescribe medications and give detailed instructions for administration• Prescribe and interpret appropriate lab tests to gain more information for possible infections or abnormalities• Prepare and administer vaccines according to the governmental vaccination plan• Examine and treat injuries and refer the little patients to physicians of other disciplines when necessary (. surgeons, ophthalmologists orthopedists, etc.)• Advise parents on children’s diet, exercise and disease preventive measures• Keep updated records of patients’ illnesses, surgeries or other medical episodes (allergic shocks, injuries, etc.)• Keep abreast of advancements in pediatrics and best practices by attending seminars and conferences

Ear, nose, and throat specialists, also known as otolaryngologists or ENT specialists, are responsible for surgical and medical treatment of the ears, nose, and throat, as well as the related head and neck areas. Specialized skills of otolaryngologists include managing disorders of the upper pharynx and oral cavity, larynx (voice box), ears, nose and nasal passage, and face and neck. Almost all ENT specialists regularly handle cases like nosebleeds, adenoidectomies, infected mastoids, tonsillectomies, and sinusitis.

• Conduct regular thorough examinations on newborns and young children to check and record their health and normal physical development• Examine sick children to determine their condition and ask intuitive questions to gather information about symptoms• Reach an informed diagnosis based on scientific knowledge and individual medical history• Prescribe medications and give detailed instructions for administration• Prescribe and interpret appropriate lab tests to gain more information for possible infections or abnormalities• Prepare and administer vaccines according to the governmental vaccination plan• Examine and treat injuries and refer the little patients to physicians of other disciplines when necessary (. surgeons, ophthalmologists orthopedists, etc.)• Advise parents on children’s diet, exercise and disease preventive measures• Keep updated records of patients’ illnesses, surgeries or other medical episodes (allergic shocks, injuries, etc.)• Keep abreast of advancements in pediatrics and best practices by attending seminars and conferences