Mbbs RMO for Navi Mumbai Maharashtra location

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91050 24073

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About The Opportunity

• Provide 24/7 on-site medical coverage: conduct ward rounds, assess new admissions and manage ongoing inpatient care.
• Stabilize and manage acute/emergency presentations including resuscitation and airway management until specialist support is available.
• Order, interpret and act on diagnostic tests (labs, imaging, ECG); initiate appropriate investigations and treatment plans.
• Perform procedures as required (IV cannulation, wound care, basic emergency interventions) and ensure equipment readiness.
• Prepare accurate clinical documentation, treatment orders and discharge summaries; ensure clear handovers to nursing staff and consultants.
• Escalate clinical deterioration, participate in infection control and support quality improvement initiatives.
  

Skills & Qualifications

Must-Have

• MBBS degree with active registration on the State Medical Council / NMC (eligible to practice in India).
• Valid Basic Life Support (BLS) certification; Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) preferred or current.
• Clinical experience in inpatient and emergency care settings with competence in ward rounds and acute management.
• Proven skills in IV cannulation, wound management and ECG interpretation.
• Strong medical documentation, clinical handover and escalation practices.
• Willingness to work on-site in shift patterns and participate in on-call rotations.
  

Preferred

• Prior RMO or junior doctor experience in a multispecialty hospital (Navi Mumbai or comparable urban centre).
• Additional certifications such as ATLS / PALS or experience with hospital information systems (HIS / EMR).
• Exposure to basic critical-care monitoring and emergency department workflows.
  

• Structured clinical onboarding, regular training and mentorship from senior consultants.
• Competitive shift-based compensation plus statutory benefits.
• Supportive multidisciplinary team culture with clear escalation and patient-safety protocols.