The patient profile covers active physiotherapy and rehabilitation and chronic disabled. The mixture of chronic and active patients has made it necessary to have broad competence among the medical and paramedical staff. It consists of a large ER department, flight and aviation medicine, outpatient clinics that provide general and specialised services including dental. The capacity is 52 beds. There are 11 Operating Rooms.
Nurses scrub and circulate through all speciality areas.
These patients have sustained multiple fractures and injuries, which frequently require open reductions and internal fixations with screws or pins, bone grafting o external fixation. Most admissions to ENT unit include tonsillectomy, adenoidectomy or septoplasty. The chronic care patients are generally those who have recovered for RTA injuries but have deficits in normal functioning or CVA patients. These patients require total nursing care. Nurses working on this unit gain a wide variety of both surgical and medical nursing experience in almost all specialities.