Paediatric Emergency Physician August 2015 - Present Responsible for accident and emergency (A&E) medical treatment. Dealing sympathetically with sensitive circumstances Acute medical problems such as high or persistent fever, severe infections, difficulty breathing, severe pain, dehydration, seizures, and severe allergic reactions Major injuries such as fractures, head injuries, burns, and conditions resulting from motor vehicle crashes, falls, or other incidents Managing the lacerations and minor procedure under Paediatric consciousness sedation analgesia (PSA) Poisonings and overdoses severe complications of chronic illnesses such as asthma, diabetes, sickle cell disease, and congenital (i.e., existing at birth) or other disabling disorders Minor injuries such as cuts, animal bites, sprains, and foreign bodies Providing treatment that meets the unique medical needs of infants, children, teens, and young adults. This includes giving medications and using special equipment in specific ways. Detecting problems in children who are unable to be patient and cooperative. Easing the pain and anxiety that a medical emergency can cause families. Work in pressurized environment and produce the best result. Research and education in pediatric emergency medicine.

 pediatrics