
Resident Medical Officer/RMO/GDMO/ Medical officer
People Alliance Workforce
About the Role
The Resident Medical Officer (RMO) is a registered medical practitioner with management and administrative skills responsible for providing medical care to patients. The RMO ensures all patients receive required medical care and attention during their stay.
Key Responsibilities
- Assisting the consultant on duty in handling last-minute emergencies in a hospital.
- Supervising patients visiting the hospital for in-patient and out-patient treatment, ensuring hassle-free medical care.
- Responding to emergencies and assisting consultants in providing life support.
- Performing medical examinations and diagnosis.
- Studying and modifying patients' diets based on their response to prescribed medication and treatment.
- Supervising the hospital.
- Working with other RMOs to provide around-the-clock services to patients.
- Assessing urgent admissions when the consultant on duty is not immediately available.
- Attending casualty calls.
- Performing daily ward rounds.
Requirements & Tech Stack
Basic Qualification:
- MBBS degree or equivalent from a recognized institute.
License:
- A medical license with the state medical council.
This can be obtained by undergoing one year of training at any medical facility recognized by the National Medical Commission and passing an examination.
Skills:
- Public handling
- Situation handling
- Problem-solving
- Decision-making
- Team handling
- Administrative and management skills
Qualifications
- Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree.
- A medical license with the state medical council.
- Relevant working experience (as required by hospitals).
Benefits
- Accommodation available.
- Salary negotiable.










