Neonatologist Specialist

• Caring for newborn infants until they are ready to go home.
• Providing prenatal care for high-risk infants.
• Assisting in premature or problematic deliveries, and helping if complications arise or if medical attention is necessary immediately after birth.
• Providing support to parents and helping them to understand and make decisions regarding their infant’s condition and treatment.
• Ensuring parents have sufficient opportunities to bond with their infants.
• Conducting research and clinical trials.
  

Requirements

• A Medical degree in Neonatology and the successful completion of a residency and fellowship.
• A license and certification to practice Neonatology.
• The ability to work under pressure and stress.
• Strong communication skills and patience and empathy towards patients and their families.
• Strong dedication and motivation for helping newborn infants.