Neonatal Surgeon

A Neonatal Surgeon is a highly trained specialist who performs surgeries on newborns, often within the first few days of life. They treat congenital defects, life-threatening anomalies, and emergency conditions. Working in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs), they coordinate with neonatologists and pediatric teams. Their job demands precision, quick decision-making, and deep compassion. These surgeons are often life-savers for critically ill newborns.

1. Perform life-saving surgeries on neonates with congenital or acquired conditions.
2. Evaluate newborns for surgical intervention in collaboration with NICU teams.
3. Manage pre-operative and post-operative care.
4. Support families with clear communication and compassionate counseling.
5. Maintain surgical records and follow stringent neonatal safety protocols.
6. Participate in neonatal research and clinical innovation.
7. Provide training in neonatal surgical techniques to medical staff.