Registrar - Obestetrics and Gynaecology

JOB DESCRIPTION / RESPONSIBILITIES of Secondary DNB (Post PG), Primary DNB (Final Year) & Registrars (Post PG) 1. The Resident will co-ordinate the activities of other staff in the ward (Staff Nurses / Ward Secretaries / H K Staff, etc) and ensures smooth functioning of the ward activities as a team work. 2. The Resident will conduct a thorough and detailed work-up of the patients at the time of admission and record all findings in the case Sheet. This documentation should be completed within the first hour of the patient’s admission to the ward. 3. The Resident shall make detailed rounds of all patients under his / her care well in advance of the Consultant’s rounds and appraise the Consultant of all findings, progress, treatment plan etc. 4. During the rounds, the current status of the patient should be noted on the progress Sheet and the treatment chart should be reviewed after discussing with the concerned Registrar / Consultant. Clear instructions should be given to the Nursing Staff regarding investigations and plan of treatment. 5. All investigation reports must be entered in the investigation chart as and when they are received and the reports should be communicated to the Consultant / Registrar. 6. After the visit of the Consultant, his / her findings and instructions are to be entered in the Case Sheet and Nurse Incharge should be briefed accordingly and appropriate action taken regarding Consultant’s order. 7. All Residents before leaving the Hospital should hand over all the patients to the next Resident on duty and brief on investigation required, change of line of treatment and any special instructions. 8. It is mandatory that the Resident on night duty attends to each call personally and documents the status of the patient and the treatment instituted. 9. The Resident on night duty shall inform the Nursing Station / Casualty / Reception of his / her whereabouts in the Hospital. 10. It is unethical to prescribe any drug or treatment on phone without examining the patient. This should be avoided. 11. All Gentlemen Residents should respect the privacy of female patient and ensure that he is accompanied and assisted by a Nurse / Female Attendant / or any other appropriate female person during the examination of a female patient. 12. Patients in ICU ‘s should not be left unattended at any given time. 13. Concerned Resident should help the Fellows / Consultant on duty in ICU whenever required in managing critically ill patients. 14. It is the responsibility of the Residents to be conversant with the status of all the patients admitted under the care of the respective Consultants including the patients admitted or transferred to the ICU’s. 15. All discharge summaries pertaining to patients under a Consultant shall be made by the Resident concerned and shown to the Consultant for his / her approval. Discharge Summaries need to be signed by Consultant before handing over to the patient. 16. Patients should not be permitted to go for any interventional procedure / surgery without initial history, physical examination and laboratory work. Non-compliance in this regard shall be viewed seriously. Consent form to be explained and signature taken before the procedures. 17. Resident working in surgical departments must ensure that the pre-operative work up of the case is complete and consent form signed. 18. Resident shall refrain from criticizing their colleagues or Consultants and the plan of treatment instituted in the presence of patients or the patient relatives. 19. Resident should not discuss a patient’s illness with another patient / other people. 20. Any disagreement with the instituted line of treatment, etc. should be discussed with the Consultant concerned. The same holds good about other work situation grievances. Loose talk is to be desisted 21. The specified doctor will perform any other work inside the premises of the Hospital or outside, in line with Medical Work, as may be assigned to him, from time to time by his senior colleagues / Management. 22. The Hospital Policy should be followed strictly and shall not be criticised in the presence of patients and their relatives. 23. In case of an emergency situation, any Resident can be called upon to help in the management of critically ill patients. In such instances no Resident, shall refuse to attend to the patient on the grounds the he / She is not working in the concerned department / section / ward. 24. All Residents must attend the clinical / academic programmes arranged from time to time. Any absenteeism will be viewed seriously. 25. Working for another Hospital / Medical / Health Care Institution while being a full time paid employee of the Organisation is not acceptable or allowed. 26. The Casualty Medical Officer who is summoned to court of law to dispose as an expert witness for Medico-Legal Cases should reschedule his / her duty with his / her colleagues. This applies to all Primary DNB Final Year in similar circumstances. 27. The Resident should be conversant with Code Blue Protocol. Resident responding to Code Blue should inform and seek the help of Anesthetists for resuscitation of patients. And always ask help from ICU Fellow /Registrar / Consultant should be sought without delay. 28. Accumulation of compensatory off is not permitted and clubbing as a result is not permitted. Thee compensatory off, if not taken the day following night duty, will lapse. 29. All Residents are to sign the Attendance Register / swipe the card kept at an appropriate place before they go to their respective wards / work areas. Habitual late coming and absenteeism is discouraged and will be viewed seriously. 30. The allotted Duty Room shall not be misused in a way to attract derisive comments from passers by, patients and their relatives. 31. The Resident should confirm to the dress code prescribed by the Hospital Management. Jeans and ‘T’ Shirts are not to be worn inside the Hospital. 32. CMO is responsible for assessment, resuscitation, diagnosis and monitoring of all emergencies at the emergency room. 33. ER Registrars is responsible for documentation, triage, preliminary investigations and referral of all emergencies. 34. ER Registrars attends and documents all medico legal emergencies 35. ER Registrars certifies and registers cases of brought dead 36. ER Registrars assists emergency physician/ anaesthesiologist in the resuscitation and ventilation if needed. 37. ER Registrars arranges ambulance services and trains the paramedical staff and prepares them to do the needful in all emergencies. 38. Follow the Departmental Protocols / Procedures 39. The Duty Doctor/ ER Registrars will perform any other duty / task assigned to him by his superiors.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: ₹100,000.00 - ₹130,000.00 per month

Work Location: In person