Resident Medical Officer (RMO)

Roles & responsibilities

• Screen medical histories, allergies, and kidney function before contrast CT and MRI scans.
• Verify patients for MRI contraindications like pacemakers or metallic implants to ensure safety.
• Counsel anxious patients regarding diagnostic procedures and secure formal written consent.
• Oversee technicians and nursing staff during IV cannulation and contrast media administration.
• Diagnose and treat adverse contrast reactions ranging from mild rashes to anaphylactic shock.
• Terminate cardiac tests immediately if patients exhibit chest pain or dangerous arrhythmias.
• Act as clinical first responder for medical crises, vasovagal attacks, or cardiac arrests.
• Direct technicians, guards, and support staff during emergencies or critical patient transfers.
• Ensure designated staff restock the emergency crash cart and defibrillator daily.
• Review critical pathology reports and coordinate with lab staff to alert referring physicians.
  

Preferred candidate profile

• MBBS
  
• 0-2 years experience (radiology/oncology/nuclear medicine preferred)
  
• Knowledge of CT, MRI procedures & radiation safety is preferred
  
• Patient-focused, responsible, and team-oriented