Indoor Medical Officer

• 2 to 5 years
• The applicants should have experience in the following business area(s): Hospital

• Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery(MBBS)

• 2 to 5 years
• The applicants should have experience in the following business area(s): Hospital

• Age 25 to 45 years

Operation & Surgical Assist Responsibilities:

1. Pre-Operative Preparation: Ensure patients are properly worked up (fitness clearances, consent forms signed, NPO status verified, and pre-op labs/imaging attached).

2. Mark surgical sites (if applicable) and administer pre-anesthetic medications or IV lines as ordered.

3. Scrub in or assist lead surgeons/consultants during operations, minor procedures, or emergency surgeries.

4. Retract tissues, maintain a clear surgical field, handle basic instruments, and assist with suturing or wound dressing.

5. Monitor patient vitals in coordination with the anesthesia and OT nursing team.

6. Shift the patient safely from the Operation Theatre (OT) to the Post-Operative Recovery Room or ICU/Ward.

7. Write immediate post-op recovery orders, monitor for hemorrhage, pain, or urinary retention, and report anomalies to the surgeon

• Patient Admission & Assessment: Take detailed patient histories, perform thorough physical examinations, and document findings in case sheets within the first 24 hours of admission.

• Daily Rounds & Monitoring: Conduct regular clinical rounds (morning, evening, and night) to track patient recovery, monitor vitals, review progress notes, and adjust treatment plans as advised by consultants.

• Medication & Treatment Orders: Write and update pre- and post-round medication orders, strictly checking drug dosages, frequencies, routes of administration, and safety precautions.

• Investigations & Diagnostics: Authorize and dispatch urgent or routine lab tests, imaging, and diagnostic workups as directed by the primary consultant, and follow up directly for critical results.

• Emergency Management: Respond immediately to acute medical or surgical emergencies in the wards, stabilize the patient, and escalate care.

• Discharge Management: Prepare timely and accurate discharge summaries and counsel patients and their families regarding post-discharge care and follow-ups.

• Record Keeping: Maintain neat, legal, and updated electronic or physical medical records.