Evaluation conditions for senior professional titles in orthopedic surgery

Deputy Chief Physician

1. Professional theoretical knowledge

(1) Basic theoretical knowledge

1. Familiar with the anatomy of the movement system, Physiology and pathology of common diseases; familiar with basic theoretical knowledge such as bone tissue embryology, bone tissue physiology, pathology, etc.; familiar with physiological mechanics knowledge related to orthopedics.

2. Systematically understand the theoretical knowledge of bone and joint injuries, infections, deformities, tumors, metabolic bone diseases and rheumatic bone and joint diseases.

(2) Relevant theoretical knowledge

1. Familiar with the surgical staging, diagnosis and treatment techniques of tumors; familiar with the imaging principles of medical imaging and its application in the field of orthopedics; familiar with rehabilitation Medicine, geriatrics, critical care medicine, neuroelectrophysiology and other related knowledge.

2. Understand the basic knowledge of basic subjects such as immunology, genetics, cell biology, and molecular biology.

3. Be familiar with laws and regulations related to this major.

(3) Knowledge level

Read professional journals extensively; understand the current situation and development trends of the profession at home and abroad, constantly absorb new theories, new knowledge, and new technologies, and use them in medical practice.

2. Work experience and ability

(1) Medical treatment

1. Experience in this profession:

Served as an attending physician in the Department of Orthopedics During the period of working as a division teacher, an average of no less than 40 weeks of clinical work per year is required.

2. Ability to engage in this professional work:

Ability to independently handle more difficult and complex orthopedic diseases, complete diagnosis and treatment of bone and joint injuries (including: limb or spinal deformity Correction, internal fixation of complex fractures, treatment of severe trauma); master the comprehensive treatment of malignant tumors of the limbs (maintenance treatment-arthroplasty) and the diagnosis and treatment skills of common spinal diseases, etc. Able to independently conduct in-hospital consultations.

3. The technical work and workload to be undertaken:

During the period of working as an orthopedic attending physician, he can independently handle or guide subordinate doctors to handle the above difficult and severe cases; as an operator or the first Assistants participated in no less than 300 surgeries.

(2) Teaching

Have the ability to guide junior doctors and training doctors or assist in guiding graduate students in clinical work; be able to preside over outpatient case and ward rounds discussions; provide annual support for junior doctors and training doctors Physicians should teach special topics at least 2 times; have experience in teaching 2 physicians or assisting in supervising 1 graduate student.

(3) Scientific research

Master scientific research topic selection, topic design and research methods; be able to propose topics based on clinical practice, carry out scientific research work, and summarize the topics. While working as an attending physician, at least 2 first-author papers should be published in professional journals or reported at provincial and above academic conferences.

Chief physician

1. Professional theoretical knowledge

(1) Basic theoretical knowledge

Systematically master the basic theories of this profession, including: Movement system anatomy, physiology, pathology, histoembryology; understand the basic knowledge of biomechanics, cell biology, molecular biology, biochemistry, immunology, genetics and biomaterial science related to orthopedics; be proficient in the field of orthopedics The basic theories and techniques of the major you are engaged in.

(2) Relevant theoretical knowledge

1. Understand the basic knowledge and new developments in certain aspects of orthopedics in relevant clinical disciplines and basic disciplines, and be able to use them in this subject Professional clinical or research work, including: geriatrics, trauma surgery, critical care medicine, oncology, medical imaging diagnostics, experimental diagnostics, pharmacology, etc.

2. Be familiar with laws and regulations related to this major.

(3) Knowledge level

Extensively read domestic and foreign professional journals; gain an in-depth understanding of the current situation and development trends of the major at home and abroad, constantly absorb new theories, new knowledge, and new technologies, and apply them to Medical practice and scientific research.

2. Work experience and ability

(1) Medical treatment

1. Experience in this profession:

Served as deputy orthopedic surgeon During the working period, the chief physician will participate in clinical work for an average of no less than 35 weeks per year. Medical Education Network Collection|Collection.

2. Ability to engage in this professional work:

Have rich clinical experience, have the ability and level to diagnose and treat difficult and severe orthopedics, and be able to organize, guide and rescue orthopedics correctly and skillfully critically ill patients, and can combine theory with practice to carry out new diagnosis and treatment work. Able to independently undertake out-of-hospital consultation work.

3. Technical work and workload to be undertaken:

Be able to solve the diagnosis and treatment problems of difficult patients. Diagnose and treat no less than 150 orthopedic patients every year, including no less than 150 difficult and critical patients. 20; During the period of serving as deputy chief physician of the Department of Orthopedics, he participated in no less than 250 surgeries as the surgeon or first assistant, including no less than 30 difficult surgeries.

(2) Teaching

Have the ability to train intermediate and senior professionals in this major; have good teaching organization and leadership skills; teach special courses for lower-level doctors at least 3 times a year; have experience in training attending physicians or assisting in training at least one graduate student.

(3) Scientific research

Have the ability to track the advanced level of the major and independently undertake scientific research work; be able to propose topics based on the development of the major, and have the ability to design, organize and summarize the topics Ability: During the period of serving as deputy chief physician, at least 3 first-author papers were published in domestic and foreign professional journals or reported at national and international academic conferences.