Responsibilities of the Healthcare TeamA collaborative team ensures the safety and success of the procedure.
- Urologist: The performing physician is responsible for patient selection, procedure planning, initial stone localization, and adapting treatment parameters based on variations encountered during the procedure.
- Anesthesiologist/Anesthetist: Ensures the patient receives adequate anesthesia and analgesia. They monitor the patient's vital signs and help control patient movement or respiration to maintain accurate targeting.
- Certified Technician/Radiographer: Prepares and manages the lithotripsy equipment, operates the imaging equipment (fluoroscopy/ultrasound), and may assist in positioning the patient.
- Nurse: Vital for monitoring the patient's condition and administering medications during the procedure. Post-procedure responsibilities include providing aftercare instructions to the patient and family, emphasizing hydration and pain management.
Post-Procedure Patient ResponsibilitiesThe patient has responsibilities to ensure successful recovery and stone fragment passage:
- Hydration: Drink plenty of water for several weeks after the procedure to help flush out stone fragments.
- Stone Collection: Use a provided strainer to collect any passed stone pieces for analysis, which helps determine the cause and prevent future stones.
- Monitoring Symptoms: Watch for signs of complications, such as unmanageable pain, fever, or an inability to urinate, and contact a healthcare provider immediately if they occur.
- Follow-up: Attend follow-up appointments and have temporary ureteral stents removed as scheduled to prevent further complications.
Job Types: Full-time, Permanent
Pay: ₹10,000.00 - ₹34,741.70 per month
Benefits:
Work Location: In person