Adrienne SmithWhat Does an ER Doctor Do?
Emergency room (ER) doctors assess and attend to patients who enter a hospital’s emergency room. They immediately treat any injuries, infections, or other conditions to stabilize patients. ER doctors request medical tests for patients, create treatment plans, and recommend patients to appropriate specialists.
ER Doctor Job Overview
In the ER doctor role, you will ensure that incoming patients are stabilized, with no immediate dangers caused by their current conditions. You will perform various tests and follow-ups so that each treatment is effective. Success in this role will be demonstrated by your ability to solve patient cases and discharge patients without any issues.
ER Doctor Job Responsibilities and Duties
- Performs triage on incoming patients to become part of the ER’s current load
- Oversees patient care, treatment, and recovery
- Participates in research efforts and clinical studies
- Maintains clinical records in line with regulations and standards
- Clears patients for discharge or further procedures with specialists
- Conducts follow-up to monitor patient’s condition
ER Doctor Job Requirements
- Medical degree from an accredited medical institution or program
- At least 3 years in a residency program
- License to practice medicine
- Certification in PAL and ACLS
- Deep knowledge of current medical practices, procedures, and equipment
- Excellent written and oral communication skills
- Ability to work and think quickly in a high-stress environment
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