Resident Medical Officer

NOTE: DAY SHIFTS(MORNING SHIFT AND AFTERNOON SHIFT) WITH 8 HOURS DUTY 6 DAYS WORKING FIXED SUNDAY WEEK OFF

ICU RESIDENT MEDICAL OFFICER (ONCOLOGY)

Position: ICU Resident Medical Officer (RMO) – Oncology

Department: Oncology / Critical Care

Qualification: MBBS

Experience: 1–8Years (ICU / Critical Care experience preferred)

Location: MUMBAI

Job Summary

We are looking for a dedicated and skilled ICU Resident Medical Officer (RMO) to provide medical care and monitoring to critically ill oncology patients in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). The candidate will be responsible for managing emergency situations, monitoring patient conditions, coordinating with consultants, and ensuring quality patient care.

Key Responsibilities

Monitor and manage critically ill oncology patients in the ICU.

Assess patients' clinical conditions and provide immediate medical attention during emergencies.

Monitor vital signs, including BP, pulse, oxygen saturation, and temperature.

Assist in the management of oncology-related complications, infections, and medical emergencies.

Coordinate with intensivists, oncologists, and other specialists regarding patient treatment.

Maintain accurate patient records, progress notes, and treatment documentation.

Ensure timely administration of prescribed medications and treatments.

Assist with ICU procedures and emergency interventions as required.

Monitor patients' responses to treatment and promptly report any deterioration.

Follow ICU protocols, infection control practices, and hospital safety guidelines.

Required Qualifications & Skills

BAMS or BHMS degree from a medical institution.

Valid medical registration with the State Medical Council / NMC, as applicable.

Prior experience in ICU, Critical Care, or Emergency Medicine preferred.

Knowledge of managing critically ill patients and medical emergencies.

Good clinical assessment and decision-making skills.

Strong communication and teamwork skills.

Ability to work in rotational shifts, including night shifts.

Preferred Experience

Experience in oncology ICU or cancer hospital settings.

Exposure to managing septic patients, respiratory distress, and other critical complications.

Basic knowledge of ventilator management and emergency care.