Walk-in || Resident Medical Officer (RMO)

Role & responsibilities -

• Conduct initial assessment and examination of patients.
• Monitor patients' vital signs and overall clinical condition.
• Attend to emergency and urgent medical situations promptly.
• Assist Consultant Doctors during OPD, IPD, procedures, and clinical emergencies.
• Take detailed patient history and maintain accurate medical records.
• Prepare and update patient case sheets and treatment notes.
• Follow doctors' instructions regarding medication, investigations, and treatment plans.
• Monitor patients before and after procedures.
• Coordinate with nursing staff regarding patient care and treatment.
• Review investigation reports and immediately inform the concerned Consultant of any critical findings.
• Ensure timely administration of prescribed medicines and treatments.
• Handle medical emergencies and arrange appropriate escalation when required.
• Coordinate patient admissions, transfers, referrals, and discharge procedures.
• Provide appropriate medical advice within the scope of the RMO's qualification and hospital protocols.
• Ensure proper documentation of all clinical activities and incidents.
• Maintain effective communication with patients and their relatives.
• Ensure compliance with hospital policies, clinical protocols, infection-control practices, and patient-safety standards.
• Participate in duty handovers and communicate important patient updates to the next shift RMO.
• Maintain confidentiality of patient information and medical records.
• Coordinate with laboratory, pharmacy, nursing, and other hospital departments as required.
• Perform any other clinical responsibilities assigned by the Medical Director or Consultant.

Preferred candidate profile

BHMS & BAMS fresher can apply

Job Summary

We are looking for a responsible and patient-focused Resident Medical Officer (RMO) to provide round-the-clock medical support to patients, assist Consultant Doctors, monitor patient conditions, and ensure timely medical intervention and coordination with the clinical team.