Job Description

A Night Doctor (or Night Duty Officer/RMO) is the primary medical professional responsible for patient care, emergency response, and clinical decision-making during overnight shifts (typically 8 pm-8 am). They manage acute ward issues, perform procedures, and oversee ICU/casualty admissions to ensure continuous patient safety.

Key Responsibilities

Emergency Response:

Promptly attending to critical incidents, such as cardiac arrests or rapidly deteriorating patients, and managing ICU/casualty admissions.

Patient Care & Monitoring:

Conducting ward rounds, reviewing patient progress, and performing procedures like intubations, ECG interpretation, and suturing.

Clinical Duties:

Assessing new admissions, prescribing medications, managing IV fluids, and adjusting treatments based on patient needs.

Coordination & Communication:

Collaborating with nursing staff, informing consultants about critical cases, and updating families on patient status.

Documentation:

Maintaining accurate, up-to-date patient records and preparing discharge summaries.

Qualifications and Skills

Education:

MBBS or equivalent medical degree; often requires 1-2+ years of experience in clinical or emergency settings.

Licensure:

Valid license to practice in the specific region.

Skills:

Strong clinical judgment, ability to work independently, quick decision-making under pressure, and proficiency in basic medical procedures (e.g., ECG, catheterization).
Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: ?25,000.00 - ?35,000.00 per month

Benefits:

Provident Fund
Work Location: In person