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ICU_Registrar/RMOs_IDCCM

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Experience
2 - 7 yrs
Salary (CTC)
₹11.3L - ₹16.6L
Job Location
Mumbai, India
Vacancy
5
Designation
ICU Registrar
Job Type
Not specified

Job Description

Urgent Opening for ICU Registrar_RMOs_IDCCM


Qualification* : MBBS + MD/IDCCM/DNB in Anesthesiology/Internal Medicine/Pulmonary Medicine


Experience: 2 to 7 years


  • Take a detailed History and perform a physical examination of each new admission.
  • Document findings in the medical record. To fill up admission history and physical assessment form of each new admission.
  • Prescribe drugs and treatment.
  • Initiate discharge plan on day 1 and review daily with the intensives and the consultant.
  • Review each patient at least twice in each duty and as requested by patient or nursing staff.
  • Complete variance notes daily and fill up investigations chart.
  • Liaise with Consultant.
  • Counsel patients and relatives.
  • Complete consultation requests for other medical specialties.
  • Carry out procedures within capabilities eg CVC line insertion, endo tracheal intubations.
  • Prepare discharge summary/transfer summary.
  • Telephone Consultant on discharge or death.
  • Complete death certificate or refer to Coroner as per Coroners advice.
  • Complete notifiable disease forms and adverse drug reaction reports.
  • Explain procedure to patient and obtain written consent.
  • Participate in unit and Hospital meetings, clinical review, and pathology/radiology meetings.
  • Attend training lectures.
  • Complete procedural details and details regarding case management.
  • Participate in peer review and quality improvement activities/seminars.
  • Be easily contactable, and able to return promptly to hospital when on call.
  • Assist in providing cover for unexpected absence.
  • Participate regularly in performance management.
  • Should be well verse with certain procedures like endotracheal intubation, central line insertion- internal jugular, subclavian; lumbar puncture, arterial line insertion.
  • Should be well verse with ventillatory management of the patient.