Experiential Registrar (BS-16)

Mardan Medical Complex; Islamabad, Mardan; Vor Ort; PKR 1.800.000 - 3.000.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

The Experiential Registrar (BS-16) at Mardan Medical Complex Teaching Hospital functions as a senior postgraduate trainee delivering specialist-level clinical care under consultant supervision. It links undergraduate teaching, postgraduate training and direct service delivery across wards, ED, and clinics.

Daily duties include leading morning rounds, reviewing investigations on HMIS, performing bedside procedures, and documenting progress notes.

Qualifikationen

• Senior postgraduate trainee delivering specialist care under consultant supervision.
• Bridges undergraduate teaching, postgraduate training and service delivery.
• Selection includes a 100-MCQ written exam, document verification and viva voce.
• Career progression towards FCPS/MCPS and consultant appointment eligibility.

Aufgaben

• Conduct consultant-supervised ward rounds and formulate evidence-based management plans for admitted patients.
• Perform and supervise invasive procedures including central venous catheterization and emergency airway management.
• Manage acute medical and surgical emergencies in casualty following ATLS/ACLS protocols.
• Teach and assess house officers, medical officers, and nursing staff through bedside tutorials and case presentations.
• Maintain electronic medical records, discharge summaries and medico-legal documentation.
• Participate in infection control audits, mortality reviews and quality improvement initiatives.

Kenntnisse

Clinical decision making

Teaching

Leadership

Communication

Ausbildung

FCPS/MCPS training

Tools

HMIS

SBAR protocol

ATLS/ACLS

Electronic medical records

Jobbeschreibung

The Experiential Registrar (BS-16) at Mardan Medical Complex Teaching Hospital serves as a senior postgraduate trainee responsible for delivering specialist-level clinical care under consultant supervision. This role bridges undergraduate teaching, postgraduate training, and service delivery across inpatient wards, emergency department, and outpatient clinics. The registrar ensures continuity of care, participates in academic activities, and supports consultants in managing complex cases while developing independent decision‑making capacity for future specialist practice.

Daily workflows include leading morning ward rounds with house officers and medical officers, reviewing investigation results on the Hospital Management Information System (HMIS), performing bedside procedures (central lines, lumbar punctures, ascitic taps), and documenting progress notes in structured clinical formats. The registrar manages emergency referrals, coordinates with radiology and pathology for urgent diagnostics, supervises pre-operative assessments, and conducts evening handover using SBAR protocol. Academic duties involve presenting journal clubs, mortality reviews, and case-based discussions. Career progression follows successful completion of FCPS/MCPS training requirements and consultant appointment eligibility.

Selection follows a 100-MCQ written screening examination covering clinical medicine, surgery, obstetrics, paediatrics, and medical ethics. Candidates scoring above the merit threshold undergo document verification of PM&DC registration, FCPS Part-I clearance, and experience certificates. Shortlisted candidates appear before the Departmental Selection Committee comprising the Medical Director, relevant Unit Heads, and Dean/Principal for a structured viva voce assessing clinical reasoning, communication skills, and institutional fit. Final merit combines written score (60%) and interview assessment (40%).

Key duties and responsibilities:

• Conduct consultant-supervised ward rounds and formulate evidence-based management plans for admitted patients across medical and surgical units
• Perform and supervise invasive procedures including central venous catheterization, intercostal drainage, and emergency airway management
• Manage acute medical and surgical emergencies in the casualty department following ATLS/ACLS protocols and escalation pathways
• Teach and assess house officers, medical officers, and nursing staff through bedside tutorials, case presentations, and simulation drills
• Maintain accurate electronic medical records, discharge summaries, and medico-legal documentation compliant with Punjab Healthcare Commission standards
• Participate in hospital infection control audits, mortality-morbidity meetings, and quality improvement initiatives for patient safety enhancement