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The Registrar (Thoracic Medicine) is responsible for diagnosing and managing respiratory conditions. Duties include conducting clinical assessments, supervising junior medical staff, interpreting pulmonary function tests, ensuring adherence to treatment protocols, participating in research, and managing respiratory emergencies.

The Registrar (Pathology) is responsible for diagnosing diseases through laboratory analysis. Duties include conducting histopathology and cytology assessments, performing autopsies, supervising laboratory staff, ensuring compliance with pathology protocols, participating in research, and providing diagnostic support to clinicians.

The Registrar (Obstetrics & Gynaecology) is responsible for diagnosing and managing obstetric and gynaecological conditions. Duties include supervising house officers, conducting patient rounds, assisting in deliveries, performing surgeries, ensuring compliance with medical guidelines, and participating in teaching and research activities.

The Registrar (Internal Medicine) is responsible for diagnosing and managing medical conditions within the Internal Medicine Department. Duties include conducting patient assessments, supervising junior medical staff, performing clinical procedures, ensuring adherence to medical protocols, contributing to research, and participating in patient education.

The Registrar (Haematology) is responsible for diagnosing and managing haematological conditions. Duties include conducting laboratory investigations, supervising junior medical staff, participating in clinical rounds, managing blood disorders, ensuring compliance with medical guidelines, and contributing to haematology research.

The Registrar (Anaesthetics) is responsible for providing anaesthetic care for surgical and critical care patients. Duties include administering anaesthesia, monitoring patient responses, supervising junior medical staff, ensuring compliance with safety standards, participating in research, and providing specialized care in operating theatres and intensive care units.

The Registrar (Accident & Emergency) at Arima is responsible for diagnosing and treating patients in emergency situations. Duties include performing emergency procedures, managing critical care patients, supervising house officers, collaborating with senior medical staff, monitoring treatment protocols, and ensuring compliance with emergency care standards.

The Registrar (Psychiatry) is responsible for the diagnosis and treatment of psychiatric patients. Duties include assessing and managing mental health conditions, supervising junior medical staff, performing clinical rounds, monitoring drug efficacy, participating in research, ensuring patient rights compliance, and contributing to psychiatric case management.

The Registrar is responsible for diagnosing and treating inpatients and outpatients. Responsibilities include daily management of wards, conducting patient rounds, supervising house officers, overseeing drug administration, participating in research, ensuring adherence to medico-legal principles, and contributing to medical case management.

The Registered Nurse is responsible for providing professional nursing care to patients within assigned units. Duties include supervising nursing assistants, performing patient care procedures, assisting physicians, administering medications, monitoring vital signs, maintaining medical records, and ensuring compliance with healthcare protocols.