Professor - ENT

. Academic & Teaching Responsibilities

• Curriculum Development: Designing and overseeing the educational program for MBBS (undergraduate) and MS/DNB (post-graduate) students.

• Lectures & Clinical Demonstrations: Delivering advanced lectures on complex ENT pathologies and surgical techniques.

• Mentorship: Acting as a thesis guide for post-graduate residents, supervising their research projects, and monitoring their clinical progress.

• Examination: Serving as an internal or external examiner for university-level medical examinations.

2. Clinical & Surgical Duties

• Expert Consultation: Managing the Outpatient Department (OPD) for complex or referred cases involving the ear, nose, throat, and head and neck structures.

• Surgical Leadership: Performing and supervising major surgeries, including:

  • Otology: Tympanoplasty, Mastoidectomy, and Cochlear Implants.

  • Rhinology: Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery (FESS) and Septoplasty.

  • Laryngology & Head/Neck: Thyroidectomies, Parotidectomies, and Oncological resections.

• In-patient Care: Leading ward rounds and ensuring the highest standards of post-operative care and patient safety.

3. Research & Administration

• Departmental Management: Overseeing the daily operations of the ENT department, including staff scheduling and resource allocation.

• Publications: Conducting original research and publishing findings in indexed national and international medical journals.

• Conferences: Representing the institution at medical forums, workshops, and CMEs (Continuing Medical Education).

• Quality Assurance: Ensuring the department complies with medical council regulations and hospital accreditation standards (e.g., NABH).

Required Qualifications & Experience

• Educational Background: MBBS followed by an MS or DNB in Otorhinolaryngology.

• Experience: Typically requires a minimum of 10–12 years of total teaching experience in a recognized medical college.

  • Must have served as an Associate Professor for at least 3 years.

• Research Output: A designated number of original research publications in peer-reviewed journals (as per NMC or local regulatory guidelines).