Bariatric Surgery
Description:
Bariatric Surgeons are highly specialized physicians who focus on helping patients achieve weight loss through a comprehensive approach that includes diet, exercise, pharmacotherapy, and surgery. Their expertise in this field allows them to perform weight loss surgeries that typically result in greater weight loss compared to traditional treatments. These surgeries also lead to significant improvements in the quality of life and help manage obesity-related diseases such as hypertension and diabetes mellitus.
General Responsibilities:
1. Performing weight loss surgeries on obese patients to help them achieve significant weight loss and improve their overall quality of life.
2. Evaluating patients' medical history to determine their eligibility for weight loss surgery.
3. Assessing individuals who have been unsuccessful in achieving long-term weight loss through non-surgical methods and determining if they are suitable candidates for weight loss surgery.
4. Preparing patients thoroughly for surgery, ensuring they are physically and mentally ready for the procedure.
5. Minimizing potential risks associated with the surgery by employing advanced techniques and following strict safety protocols.
6. Providing comprehensive postoperative care and support to patients, assisting them in their recovery process and ensuring optimal outcomes.
Alternative names:
- Germany: Bariatrische Chirurgie
- Poland: Chirurgia bariatryczna
- United States: Minimally Invasive and Bariatric Surgery
Average Salaries:
Country | Salary in USD |
---|---|
United States | 33 418 |
Australia | 31 325 |
Ireland | 26 788 |
Canada | 26 558 |
New Zealand | 26 392 |
Germany | 25 018 |
Netherlands | 24 712 |
United Kingdom | 24 347 |
United Arab Emirates | 23 775 |
Singapore | 23 027 |
Spain | 16 549 |
Portugal | 13 761 |
Poland | 9 076 |
Romania | 8 299 |
Philippines | 3 601 |
India | 3 487 |
Pakistan | 3 325 |