Robotic Cardiac Surgery Consultant - Riyadh

Role Summary

Responsible for diagnosing and treating medical conditions within Cardiac Surgery and providing comprehensive medical care in accordance with hospital bylaws, rules, regulations, and policies.

Key Responsibilities

Clinical:

• Deliver high-quality patient care across all aspects of Cardiac Surgery within approved clinical privileges.

• Provide timely inpatient and emergency consultations per hospital policy.

• Ensure accurate, complete, and timely medical documentation.

• Participate in on-call duties and meet required response times.

• Conduct daily rounds and ensure discharge orders are written 24 hours prior to discharge.

• Perform additional assigned clinical duties related to Cardiac Surgery.

Academic:

• Provide orientation, bedside teaching, and supervision to interns, residents, and fellows.

• Participate in departmental education, training programs, and national/international conferences.

• Maintain ongoing professional development and continuing education.

Research:

• Participate in clinical, basic, and translational research in line with Research Advisory Council policy to enhance postgraduate education and strengthen institutional recognition.

Administrative:

• Undertake duties assigned by the Head of Section or Chairman.

• Participate in mandatory departmental activities and serve on hospital committees.

• Support initiatives to optimize departmental and hospital resource utilization.

• Comply with all hospital and medical staff bylaws, rules, regulations, and policy updates.

• Participate in self and team education, training, and development.

• Perform other related duties as assigned.

Requirements

Education:

• Graduate of an accredited medical school.

• Completion of specialty/subspecialty training in Cardiac Surgery.

•  American Board certification, UK/Canada membership or fellowship, or equivalent.

Experience:

• Seven (7) years of specialty/subspecialty training plus postgraduate experience equal to or exceeding seven (7) years in the subspecialty