Emergency Medicine

Emergency medicine specialists are physicians who work in emergency rooms and are responsible for diagnosing and treating patients with immediate medical needs. They are often the first doctors to see patients with traumatic injuries or severe illnesses. After stabilizing the patient, they may transfer them to the intensive care unit or critical care unit for further treatment. Emergency medicine specialists can also provide care in pre-hospital settings and ICUs. Their role is focused on assessing patients, overseeing their recovery, conducting follow-up visits, ordering tests, developing care plans, referring patients to specialists, ensuring stability before transfer, providing discharge instructions, maintaining medical records, and coordinating with other departments for comprehensive treatment. General Responsibilities: 1. Assess patients immediately upon arrival in the emergency room 2. Oversee the recovery of emergency patients 3. Conduct follow-up visits to monitor patient's condition 4. Request appropriate medical tests and follow treatment plan based on results 5. Develop effective patient care plans 6. Refer patients to appropriate specialists 7. Ensure patient stability before transferring to the proper department 8. Provide discharge instructions and necessary paperwork 9. Maintain accurate medical records 10. Coordinate with different ER departments for comprehensive treatment