Haematologist Duties & Responsibilities

The role and function of a Haematologist includes the following duties and responsibilities:

Testing and diagnosing patients.
Performing bone marrow aspirations for the detection of blood disorders.
Conducting physical examinations and analyzing a patient's medical history.
Studying lab tests, CAT scans and MRIs for a more accurate diagnosis.
Analyzing blood samples and identifying white or red blood cell abnormalities.
Maintaining detailed records of patients' health.
Analyzing patient historical data and using data to make informed decisions.
Using physicians' notes and recommendations when patients are referred to them.
Potentially performing surgical operations.
Treating diseases such as anemia, hemophilia or leukemia.
Prescribing medications or dietary advice.
Administering chemotherapy for the treatment of lymphoma or leukemia.
Treating blood-clotting disorders.
Consulting with other medical professionals in difficult cases.

Note that this is not an exhaustive list of Haematologist duties and responsibilities. Job functions for specific Haematologist roles may vary, depending on the industry and type of employer.

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