Core Responsibilities
- Clinical Care & Ward Management
- In-Patient Care: Manage medical wards, overseeing the diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic illnesses (e.g., hypertension, diabetes, infectious diseases).
- OPD Services: Conduct Out-Patient Department (OPD) clinics, providing consultation and specialized care to the general public.
- Emergency & ICU Duty: Provide emergency medical coverage and supervise critical care management for unstable patients.
- Procedures: Perform and teach bedside clinical procedures such as pleural tapping, lumbar puncture, and bone marrow aspiration.
- Academic Instruction
- Clinical Bedside Teaching: Lead ward rounds where students learn to take patient histories, perform physical examinations, and develop differential diagnoses.
- Theory Lectures: Deliver evidence-based lectures on systemic medicine, from cardiology to nephrology.
- Small Group Discussions: Conduct tutorials and case-based learning (CBL) sessions to bridge theory and clinical practice.
- Research & Administration
- Scholarly Activity: Initiate clinical research trials or epidemiological studies within the hospital setting.
- Mentorship: Supervise Post-Graduate (MD) residents in their thesis work and clinical progress.
- Accreditation: Assist the Head of Department (HOD) in maintaining standards for NMC (National Medical Commission) inspections and NABH/NABL accreditation.
Required Qualifications
CriteriaSpecificationAcademic DegreeMD in General Medicine or DNB from an NMC-recognized institution.
Registration Valid registration with the National Medical Commission (NMC) or State Medical Council.
Experience Minimum of
3 years of teaching experience as a Senior Resident in a recognized medical college.
Publications At least
two research publications in indexed journals as a first or corresponding author (as per current regulatory norms).
