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MediVaah in Bengaluru South seeks a dedicated Critical Care Physician to deliver comprehensive care to critically ill patients in intensive and high-dependency settings. The role is full-time and on-site.
You will perform examinations, order investigations, lead treatment plans, coordinate with nurses and therapists, and uphold evidence-based guidelines while engaging with families and contributing to quality initiatives.
MediVaah is a healthcare platform in India that connects patients with qualified healthcare professionals, including doctors, nurses, and physiotherapists, for a wide range of care needs. The organization is driven by a mission to simplify how healthcare is accessed and delivered, using technology to bridge the gap between patients and providers. Its multidisciplinary team of healthcare specialists, technologists, and business professionals designs solutions that support both individuals seeking care and professionals offering services. MediVaah functions as a growing community focused on making healthcare more accessible, reliable, and patient-centered, with digital tools such as mobile apps to expand reach and impact.
The Critical Care Physician at MediVaah is a full-time, on-site role based in Bengaluru South. The physician will provide comprehensive care to critically ill patients, including assessment, diagnosis, and management of complex medical conditions in intensive and high-dependency settings. Day-to-day responsibilities include performing clinical examinations, ordering and interpreting investigations, leading treatment plans, and coordinating with multidisciplinary teams such as nurses, respiratory therapists, and other specialists. The role involves close monitoring of patients, responding to emergencies, performing or supervising procedures as per scope of practice, and ensuring adherence to evidence-based guidelines and hospital protocols. The physician will also communicate clearly with patients’ families, participate in clinical documentation, support quality and safety initiatives, and contribute to continuous improvement in critical care services.