Role & responsibilities Patient care Provide medical care to patients with general medical conditions Develop and implement treatment plans Admit patients requiring special care Examine and talk to patients to diagnose their medical conditions Carry out specific procedures Supervise clinical training and internships Academic activities Participate in seminars, conferences, and workshops Contribute to academic committees and administrative duties Participate in departmental meetings Supervise thesis and research work Conduct and publish original research Collaborate with colleagues on research projects Other responsibilities Explain the risks of prohibited activities to patients Give health advice to patients Write proper prescriptions to treat the disease Contribute to institutional service and community outreach Engage in continuous professional development Preferred candidate profile MBBS MD- General Medicine Senior Resident Perks and benefits In Campus accommodation All other benefits & incentives as per SRMS Trust policy
Role & responsibilities Teaching anatomy: Delivering lectures, leading laboratory sessions, and providing hands-on instruction on human anatomy to medical students. Cadaver dissection: Performing dissections on cadavers to demonstrate anatomical structures to students. Curriculum development: Creating and updating anatomy teaching materials, including visual aids, slides, and practical exercises. Research activities: Conducting research on anatomical variations, new imaging techniques, or the development of anatomical structures. Clinical applications: Applying anatomical knowledge to assist surgeons during procedures by identifying key landmarks and structures. Collaboration with clinicians: Working with other healthcare professionals, like surgeons and radiologists, to interpret anatomical findings in clinical contexts. Grant writing: Securing funding for research projects related to anatomy Publication of research findings: Writing scientific papers and presenting research findings at conferences. Staying updated: Keeping up with advancements in anatomical science through continuing education and literature reviews. Preferred candidate profile MD- Anatomy, Senior Resident Perks and benefits In campus accommodation All other benefits and incentives as per SRMS Trust policy
Role & responsibilities Preoperative assessment: Conducting thorough patient evaluations before surgery, including medical history review, physical examination, and necessary lab tests to determine the most appropriate anesthetic plan. Anesthesia administration: Initiating and managing anesthesia in the operating room, selecting appropriate anesthetic agents and techniques based on the patient's condition and surgical procedure. Patient monitoring: Continuously monitoring vital signs like heart rate, blood pressure, respiration, and oxygen saturation during surgery, making necessary adjustments to anesthetic depth as needed. Airway management: Performing tracheal intubation and managing the airway during surgery, including airway maintenance and emergency interventions if required. Pain management: Implementing strategies for effective pain control during and after surgery, including regional anesthesia techniques when appropriate. Postoperative care: Overseeing patient recovery in the post-anesthesia care unit (PACU), monitoring vital signs, managing potential complications, and providing pain relief as needed. Emergency response: Recognizing and effectively managing anesthesia-related complications like hypotension, arrhythmias, and unexpected bleeding. Teaching and supervision: Guiding and instructing junior residents and nursing staff on proper anesthesia techniques, patient care practices, and crisis management. Documentation: Maintaining detailed patient records, including pre-operative assessments, anesthetic plan, intraoperative notes, and post-operative care details. Clinical research: Participating in research projects related to anesthesia practices and patient outcomes, including data collection and analysis. Senior resident's role: Independent decision-making: Ability to make informed decisions regarding anesthetic management based on patient assessment and clinical situation. Strong clinical skills: Proficiency in various anesthetic techniques, airway management, and monitoring modalities. Communication skills: Effective communication with surgeons, nursing staff, and other healthcare providers to ensure coordinated patient care. Leadership qualities: Providing guidance and mentorship to junior residents while maintaining high standards of patient care. Preferred candidate profile MBBS MD- Anesthesia Perks and benefits In Campus accommodation All other benefits & incentives as per SRMS Trust policy
responsibilities Patient Care: Performing comprehensive patient assessments on arrival to the emergency department. Initiating immediate life-saving interventions for critically ill patients. Diagnosing and managing a wide range of medical emergencies, including trauma, cardiac arrest, stroke, respiratory distress, and acute abdominal pain. Ordering necessary diagnostic tests and interpreting results. Developing and implementing treatment plans, including medication administration and procedural management. Communicating effectively with patients, families, and other healthcare professionals. Following up on patient care post-discharge. Leadership and Supervision: Overseeing and mentoring junior residents in the emergency department. Delegating tasks appropriately to junior staff. Reviewing patient charts and providing feedback to junior residents. Leading resuscitation efforts in critical situations. Education and Research: Participating in teaching rounds and lectures for medical students and junior residents. Presenting cases at departmental conferences and grand rounds. Contributing to research projects within the emergency medicine department. Staying updated on current advancements in emergency medicine through literature review and continuing medical education. Administrative Duties: Maintaining accurate patient records and documentation Completing required administrative tasks, including shift reports and quality improvement initiatives Participating in departmental committees and quality assurance activities Excellent clinical judgment and decision-making abilities in high-pressure situations Strong communication and interpersonal skills to interact with patients, families, and other healthcare providers Advanced knowledge of emergency medicine procedures and treatments Leadership qualities to effectively supervise junior residents Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced and dynamic environment Perks and benefits In Campus accommodation All other benefits & incentives as per SRMS Trust policy
Role & responsibilities Teaching responsibilities Teach students about skin conditions, treatments, and procedures Stay current on the latest treatment methods Research responsibilities Participate in studies and Attend conferences and seminars. Other responsibilities Contribute to the development of patient care plans Provide expert advice on skincare and prevention methods Perform minor surgeries, such as mole, cyst, or wart removals Conduct biopsies Monitor patients' progress through follow-up visits Refer patients to other specialists as needed Document and review patients' histories Order, perform, and interpret diagnostic tests Prescribe and administer antibiotics, antiseptics, or compresses to treat infections or injuries Dermatologists specialize in skin health and diagnose, treat, and prescribe medications for skin conditions and illnesses. They work with a variety of skin conditions, from mild ones (e.g. sunburn) to severe ones (e.g. skin cancer). Preferred candidate profile MBBS MD- Dermatology Perks and benefits In Campus accommodation All other benefits & incentives as per SRMS Trust policy
Role & responsibilities Patient Care: Conduct thorough pre-operative assessments and patient consultations. Perform a wide range of surgical procedures, including elective and emergency surgeries, acting as primary surgeon for less complex cases. Manage post-operative care, including pain management, wound care, and monitoring vital signs. Perform rounds on hospitalized patients, reviewing medical history and treatment plans. Coordinate with other healthcare professionals like nurses, anesthesiologists, and specialists for optimal patient care. Surgical Skills: Assist in complex surgical procedures, gaining expertise in advanced surgical techniques. Lead the operating room team, ensuring patient safety and adherence to surgical protocols. Develop proficiency in minimally invasive surgical techniques (laparoscopic surgery) Clinical Decision Making: Interpret diagnostic tests and imaging studies to inform surgical decision-making Evaluate patient conditions and determine the most appropriate surgical approach Manage surgical complications and make timely decisions during procedures Teaching and Supervision: Provide guidance and mentorship to junior residents and medical students Teach surgical techniques and clinical management during rounds and case discussions Oversee the clinical rotations of junior residents, ensuring their learning progression Academic Responsibilities: Participate in research activities, including data collection and analysis Present research findings at conferences and publish in medical journals Attend medical conferences and workshops to stay updated on the latest surgical advancements Important considerations: Progressive responsibility: As a senior resident, the expectation is to gradually take on more complex surgical cases and leadership roles within the surgical team. Collaboration with attending surgeons: Senior residents work closely with attending surgeons to ensure high-quality patient care and optimal surgical outcomes. Continuous learning: Maintaining up-to-date knowledge in general surgery through ongoing education and training is crucial. Preferred candidate profile MBBS MS- General Surgery Perks and benefits In Campus accommodation All other benefits & incentives as per SRMS Trust policy
Role & responsibilities Laboratory analysis: Performing biochemical tests on patient samples like blood, urine, and other bodily fluids using various techniques like spectrophotometry, chromatography, and immunoassays. Result interpretation: Analyzing test results, identifying abnormalities, and providing accurate interpretations for diagnosis and treatment planning. Reporting: Writing clear and concise reports detailing laboratory findings and communicating them to healthcare providers. Quality control: Maintaining and calibrating laboratory equipment, monitoring quality control measures to ensure accuracy of results, and adhering to laboratory safety protocols. Test development: Participating in the development and validation of new diagnostic tests, including evaluating their clinical utility. Clinical collaboration: Consulting with clinicians on patient cases, discussing test results, and providing expert advice on interpretation. Research participation: Conducting research studies related to clinical biochemistry, including designing experiments, data analysis, and publication of findings. Staff training: Providing technical expertise and training to laboratory staff on new techniques and procedures. Laboratory management: Managing laboratory operations, including inventory control, budget management, and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Analytical thinking: Ability to interpret complex data and identify patterns in test results. Attention to detail: Maintaining accuracy in laboratory procedures and data analysis. Communication skills: Effectively communicating findings to clinicians and other healthcare professionals. Technical expertise: Proficiency with laboratory equipment and techniques used in clinical biochemistry. Problem-solving skills: Identifying and resolving issues related to test results and laboratory operations. Preferred candidate profile MBBS MD- Biochemistry Senior Resident Perks and benefits In campus accommodation All other benefits and incentives as per SRMS Trust policy
Role & responsibilities Clinical Practice: Performing comprehensive eye examinations and diagnosing eye diseases. Managing a variety of eye conditions including cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration, and diabetic retinopathy. Performing surgical procedures related to their area of expertise. Consulting with other healthcare professionals on complex eye cases. Teaching and Education: Delivering lectures and seminars to medical students and residents on ophthalmology topics. Supervising residents and fellows in clinical practice and surgical procedures. Designing and implementing ophthalmology curriculum Mentoring junior faculty members Research: Conducting clinical research studies related to eye diseases and treatments Writing research papers and presenting findings at conferences Securing research funding Administrative Duties: Participating in departmental meetings and committees Contributing to quality improvement initiatives Serving on hospital or university committees Specialization Areas within Ophthalmology: Cornea and External Disease, Glaucoma, Retina, Pediatric Ophthalmology, Oculoplastics, and Cataract Surgery. Preferred candidate profile MBBS MD - Opthalmology Perks and benefits In Campus accommodation All other benefits & incentives as per SRMS Trust policy