Role Summary: The Senior Resident in Forensic Medicine is responsible for supporting the teaching of MBBS students, assisting in medico-legal work, conducting autopsies, and participating in departmental academic, clinical, and administrative duties under the supervision of faculty members. Key Responsibilities: 1. Teaching and Academics Assist faculty in teaching MBBS students through lectures, tutorials, and practical sessions. Conduct small group discussions and participate in assessment and evaluation processes. Help in organizing seminars, CMEs, and workshops. 2. Medico-Legal Duties Actively participate in postmortem examinations under supervision. Prepare medico-legal reports (MLRs), death certificates, and toxicology summaries. Maintain medico-legal records in accordance with institutional and legal requirements. Assist in attending court proceedings when summoned for medico-legal testimony. 3. Clinical Duties Examine and document cases related to injury, poisoning, sexual assault, and unnatural deaths. Maintain chain-of-custody of forensic samples and evidence. Ensure compliance with standard operating procedures (SOPs) in autopsy and sample handling. 4. Research and Publications Engage in clinical and medico-legal research projects. Participate in departmental research activities and contribute to academic publications. Assist in thesis/dissertation work of undergraduate and postgraduate students. 5. Administrative Duties Ensure timely documentation of casework and submission of medico-legal reports. Participate in departmental meetings, quality audits, and statutory record maintenance. Help maintain the forensic museum and related academic infrastructure. Qualifications: Essential: MBBS with MD in Forensic Medicine from a recognized institute (as per NMC norms). Eligibility: Registered with the State Medical Council or Medical Council of India. Skills and Competencies: Knowledge of medical jurisprudence and criminal law relevant to medico-legal practice. Proficiency in conducting autopsies and preparing medico-legal documentation. Sound academic knowledge and teaching aptitude. Attention to detail, ethical integrity, and ability to handle sensitive cases. Good communication skills, especially for court testimony and student interaction. Tenure: Appointment is usually for a period of 1–3 years, renewable annually based on performance and institutional requirements. Show more Show less