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A Resident Medical Officer provides patient care in hospitals under senior supervision. You might work in emergency, surgery or general medicine, diagnosing, ordering tests and prescribing treatments. You’ll monitor progress, keep records and liaise with teams to ensure quality care.
Resident Medical Officers are key to patient recovery. You’ll need clinical knowledge, problem-solving skills and the ability to work under pressure. Communication, empathy and teamwork are essential for working with patients, families and healthcare professionals.
