For
appointment to this grade, a candidate must:
i.
Served in the grade of Orthopaedic Trauma
Technologist I for a minimum period of three (3) years;
ii.
Diploma in Orthopaedic Plaster Technology from
a recognized institution;
iii.
Certificate in computer application skills
from a recognized institution; and
iv.
Shown merit and ability as reflected in work
performance and results.
Duties
and Responsibilities
i.
Interpreting radiological images of
orthopaedic and trauma cases;
ii.
Manipulating and reducing fractures and
dislocations;
iii.
Fixing and removing casts, bandages and
tractions to and from patients;
iv.
Counselling patients/clients on issues
regarding orthopaedic trauma;
v.
Correcting congenital Talipes Equino-Varus
(C.T.E.VV.);
vi.
Documenting orthopaedic and trauma cases;
vii.
Assessing and referring patients with
musculo-skeletal conditions;
viii.
Participating in the management of minor
orthopaedic and trauma cases in emergencies and accidents;
ix.
Carrying out minor orthopaedic operative
techniques involving insertion and removal of Steinman' pins and skull
callipers;
x.
Removing external fixators; and
xi.
Carrying out research on orthopaedic and
trauma techniques and trends.
xii.
Carrying out community outreach to identify
orthopaedic and trauma deformities in liaison with other health workers and
stakeholders;
xiii.
Sensitizing and creating awareness on
orthopaedic trauma conditions to the communities;
xiv.
Providing orthopaedic and trauma assistance
during orthopaedic surgical operations;
xv.
Cleaning and treating simple wounds resulting
from orthopaedic trauma;
xvi.
Preparing orthopaedic and trauma case
summaries; and
xvii.
Making follow-ups of orthopaedic and trauma
cases in the wards and out-patient clinics.
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