Medical Officer

The Medical Officer will be responsible for providing clinical care, patient assessment, emergency response, diagnosis support, and treatment coordination in ICU and emergency departments. This requires strong clinical judgment, patient monitoring skills, and coordination with consultants, nurses, and diagnostic teams. The candidate will manage routine and critical cases, maintain accurate medical documentation, and ensure timely, ethical, and patient-centered healthcare delivery.

Roles & Responsibilities

• Conduct patient examination, clinical assessment, and initial diagnosis in ICU and emergency areas.
• Provide immediate medical care for emergency, critical, and admitted patients as per hospital protocols.
• Monitor patient vitals, clinical condition, treatment response, and ongoing medical requirements.
• Assist consultants in patient management, treatment planning, rounds, and follow-up care.
• Prescribe medicines, investigations, and supportive care within approved clinical authority.
• Identify critical changes in patient condition and escalate promptly to senior consultants.
• Coordinate with nursing, laboratory, radiology, pharmacy, and specialist teams for patient care.
• Maintain accurate case sheets, progress notes, treatment charts, discharge summaries, and medical records.
• Explain treatment plans, clinical updates, and care instructions to patients and attendants professionally.
• Attend emergency calls, code situations, and urgent clinical requirements during assigned duty hours.
• Ensure compliance with hospital policies, infection control, patient safety, and ethical medical practices.
• Support admission, transfer, discharge, and referral processes when clinically required.
• Participate in ward rounds, ICU rounds, emergency duty, and inpatient care activities.
• Maintain confidentiality of patient information and follow medico-legal documentation requirements.
• Contribute to smooth clinical workflow, quality care, and improved patient outcomes.