Plastic Surgeon

Industry & Sector

• Deliver comprehensive outpatient assessments, create evidence-based surgical plans and obtain informed consent for aesthetic and reconstructive procedures.
• Perform a wide range of surgeries including flap and graft reconstructions, microsurgical free flaps, hand procedures, breast reconstruction, and common cosmetic operations (rhinoplasty, blepharoplasty, abdominoplasty).
• Lead perioperative management—coordinate with anesthesia, nursing and physiotherapy teams to optimise patient outcomes and minimise complications.
• Provide postoperative care, monitor wound healing, manage complications, and conduct timely follow-ups and revisions as required.
• Maintain accurate clinical documentation, contribute to morbidity & mortality reviews, and follow clinical governance and infection-control protocols.
• Mentor junior surgeons/trainees, participate in case discussions, and support quality-improvement and patient-safety initiatives.
  

Skills & Qualifications

Must-Have

• MBBS with MCh (Plastic Surgery) or DNB (Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery) from a recognised institute.
• Valid Medical Council (NMC/MCI) registration to practise in India and relevant licensing documentation.
• Minimum 2–5 years of post-qualification surgical experience in plastic/reconstructive surgery with independent operating exposure.
• Proven competence in microsurgery, flap reconstruction and common cosmetic procedures; strong OT skills and aseptic technique.
• Excellent clinical judgement, patient communication skills and ability to manage multidisciplinary care pathways.
  

Preferred

• Fellowship or subspecialty training in microsurgery, craniofacial surgery, burns or aesthetic surgery.
• Experience in oncoplastic breast reconstruction, pediatric craniofacial procedures or high-volume cosmetic practice.
• Academic contributions (publications, presentations) and experience in teaching/mentorship.
  

• Competitive compensation package with performance-based incentives and clinical volume support.
• Modern operating theatres, dedicated nursing and anaesthesia teams, and access to allied rehabilitation services.
• Culture of continuous learning—opportunity for fellowships, workshops and involvement in clinical governance.