How do you become a hospital RMO?
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How do you become a hospital RMO?
Medical Degree. A minimum of 2 years of relevant post-qualification experience at the time of application. Post-qualification experience should include an absolute minimum of 6 months surgery and 6 months medicine. Relevant experience in General Surgery, Orthopaedic Surgery, General Medicine, Accident & Emergency.
Can I join hospital after MBBS?
Both are Post Graduation courses and can be pursued only after the successful completion of MBBS study. After successfully completing MD or MS course, you can apply for jobs in government and private sector hospitals. In addition, you can also start a clinic, nursing home or hospital of your own.
Is RMO a doctor?
The Full form of RMO is Resident Medical Officer. A RMO is a medical practitioner who works for public hospitals to gain clinical experience after his first year internship. Most doctors spend 2 to 3 years working as a resident in different hospital departments, before beginning specialist training.
How do you become a hospital CMO?
To become a CMO, someone will be expected to hold a medical degree. Past experience in health care and in leadership positions is also very important. It is usually beneficial to hold leadership and industry certifications as well.
Is MD compulsory after MBBS?
No it is not compulsory to do MD or MS after MBBS. It is purely based on one’s own interest. If you want to specialize in a particular area then i suggest that you pursue higher studies, as nowadays people prefer to go to a specialist.
What is the duty of RMO in hospital?
To supervise the daily clinical management of all patients in conjunction with the nurse team leaders and under the guidance of Consultants and attend all post operative patients on day of operation and every day following. To respond to calls from the ward relating to patient care.