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Posted to the November 23, 2024, job posting in the daily Other Newspaper, Pakistan Kidney And Liver Institute And Research Centre (PKLI) is seeking applicants for the following positions in Lahore, Punjab. The Pakistani
trainee in postgraduate hematology
Postgraduate trainees in gastrointestinal, urology, and paeds
higher oncology trainee
advanced study trainee radiology
postgraduate student studying nephrology
Masters trainees in medical practice and hepatobiliary liver transplantation
Needs for education consist of MBBS and others.
Online Applicants:
Be among the first 25 applicants
Date Posted / Updated:
23 November 2024
Category / Sector:
internship
Newspaper:
Other Jobs
Education:
MBBS | Others
Vacancy Location:
Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan
Organization:
Pakistan Kidney And Liver Institute And Research Centre PKLI
Job Industry:
Medical Jobs
Job Type:
Full Time
Expected Last Date:
06 December, 2024
or as per paper ad
Current Openings at the Pakistan Kidney and Liver Institute and Research Center (PKLI) in Lahore, 2024
How To Apply
Applications for the most recent government medical apprenticeships and other positions at the Pakistan Kidney and Liver Institute and Research Centre (PKLI) are accepted until December 6, 2024, or at the latest the closing date specified in the newspaper ad. In order to discover how to apply for the most recent Pakistan Kidney And Liver Institute And Research Centre (PKLI) job openings, read the whole advertisement online.
A Higher Oncology Trainee
Physicians with advanced training for oncology are prepared to work as consultants in a variety of specialties, such as surgical and medical oncology. Assessing, diagnosing, staging cancers, creating individualized treatment plans, delivering therapies, controlling side effects, working with multidisciplinary teams, providing patient counseling and palliative care, conducting experimental studies or research, and instructing junior physicians and medical students are some of the main duties.
Training Pathway
Malignant training consists of a medical degree, foundation training/residency, surgical training (IMT) as well core medical training (CMT), and oncology specialist training. With an emphasis on certain tumors and treatments, this usually entails four to six years of advanced training. The necessary abilities include a good understanding of cancer biology and treatment, decision-making, empathy, analytical abilities.
And a dedication to lifelong learning. MRCP (UK) for medical oncology and FRCR (Fellowship of the Royal College of Radiologists) for clinical oncology are two certifications that advanced trainees may pursue. Once they graduate, trainees usually work as oncology consultants. They might specialize in certain cancer types, pursue academic positions, or take on lead roles in clinical trials or hospital management.
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