Gynaecologist

- A paid IVF specialist job involves diagnosing and treating infertility, performing procedures like egg retrieval and embryo transfer, and providing patient counselling.

- The role includes managing patient care, coordinating with embryologists, conducting diagnostic tests like ultrasounds, and staying current with advancements in reproductive medicine.

- The fellowship provides advanced training to become proficient in all aspects of IVF and assisted reproductive technologies (ART).

Key responsibilities:

Patient care and counselling: Diagnose and treat infertility in male and female patients, and provide compassionate, thorough counselling on treatment options.

IVF procedures : Perform and manage procedures such as ovarian stimulation, egg retrieval, embryo transfer, and ICSI .

Diagnostic procedures: Conduct diagnostic tests like ultrasounds and hysteroscopies.

Treatment management: Oversee hormonal treatments and medications.

Team coordination: Work collaboratively with embryologists, andrologists, nurses and other specialists to ensure comprehensive care.

Administrative and compliance tasks: Manage IVF/IUI cycles, ensure all procedures are documented, and adhere to regulatory standards.

Training and research: Participate in teaching, clinical audit, and research activities.

Qualifications and skills:

Medical qualification: A medical degree is required, often at the MS/DNB or MD/DGO level, with a specialty in OBGYN.

Specialized fellowship: Previous training or fellowship in Reproductive Medicine, ART, or Clinical Embryology is often preferred or required.

Technical proficiency: Strong surgical skills in ART and related procedures.

Soft skills: Excellent communication, counselling, and patient-handling skills are essential.

Teamwork: The ability to work effectively in a multidisciplinary team is critical