Medical Officer (Cardiac)

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About The Opportunity

Role & Responsibilities

• Provide direct clinical care to cardiac patients in OPD, inpatient wards and CCU—assess, diagnose, initiate treatment and escalate as needed.
• Perform and interpret ECGs and basic transthoracic echocardiograms; document findings and recommend next-step workup.
• Deliver emergency cardiac interventions (ACLS protocols, initial stabilization, thrombolysis where indicated) and coordinate transfers to higher-level care or cath lab teams.
• Manage daily rounds, medication orders, discharge planning and follow-up instructions; ensure accurate EMR/charting and handovers.
• Work closely with senior cardiologists, nursing staff, physiotherapists and diagnostics to implement treatment plans and quality clinical pathways.
• Participate in clinical audits, morbidity & mortality reviews and local quality-improvement initiatives to improve cardiac outcomes.
  

Skills & Qualifications

• MBBS with valid Indian medical council/state registration and 2+ years clinical experience (medicine/cardiology exposure preferred).
• Proven ability to interpret ECGs and perform/interpret basic transthoracic echocardiography.
• Experience managing CCU/acute cardiac patients, including acute coronary syndromes, heart failure and arrhythmias.
• Current BLS & ACLS certification and hands-on experience in emergency cardiac care.
• Strong documentation skills with experience using hospital EMR systems and adherence to clinical governance.
• Excellent communication, patient counselling and multidisciplinary team collaboration skills.
  

Preferred

• MD/DNB (General Medicine) or diploma/experience in cardiology or critical care.
• Experience working alongside cath-lab teams and familiarity with peri-procedural cardiac care.
• Prior exposure to heart-failure clinics, device follow-up or electrophysiology workflows.
  

Benefits & Culture Highlights

• Hands-on clinical exposure across OPD, CCU and emergency cardiology with senior mentorship.
• Structured clinical governance, continuing medical education and opportunities for skills development.
• Patient-centric, multidisciplinary environment focused on measurable quality outcomes.