Clinical Care & Symptom Management

• Provide comprehensive palliative care assessments and management plans for patients with advanced cancer, organ failure, and other serious illnesses.
  
• Expertly manage complex pain and other distressing symptoms (e.g., nausea, dyspnea, delirium).
  
• Provide end-of-life care, supporting patients and their families with compassionate communication and advanced care planning.
  

Multidisciplinary Team Leadership

• Lead and coordinate the daily activities of the palliative care team, including nurses, social workers, chaplains, and therapists.
  
• Conduct family meetings and facilitate difficult conversations regarding prognosis, goals of care, and treatment options.
  
• Provide palliative care consultations across hospital departments (oncology, ICU, medicine, etc.).
  

Education & Supervision

• Supervise and teach junior doctors, medical officers, and house officers in the principles and practice of palliative medicine.
  
• Lead case discussions, journal clubs, and teaching sessions for the wider hospital staff.
  
• Mentor trainees and contribute to the palliative care training curriculum.
  

Clinical Governance & Service Development

• Participate in clinical audits, mortality reviews, and quality improvement projects related to palliative and end-of-life care.
  
• Ensure practice aligns with national guidelines and ethical standards in palliative medicine.
  
• Assist in developing and implementing policies, protocols, and patient education materials.