Medical Officer

Indus Hospital; Quetta City Tehsil; On-site; PKR 900,000 - 1,600,000; Full time

Job summary

Indus Hospital in Pakistan seeks a Medical Officer (Pediatric Hematology Oncology) to provide routine and emergency medical cover, perform ward rounds, document patient histories and progress in HMIS, and liaise with nursing staff to ensure patient care continuity.

The role requires MBBS with 1–2 years of relevant experience, adherence to hospital policies, and a professional approach toward patients and staff. Eligible candidates must be able to operate across day/night shifts as needed.

Qualifications

• MBBS degree required.
• Minimum 1–2 years of relevant experience.
• Candidates must work within their level of experience and competence.

Responsibilities

• A professional approach must be adopted with all patients, staff and visitors.
• MOs must work within their level of experience and competence and highlight verbally and in writing, all the orders given by consultants and their team members while taking care of patients in wards.
• To provide medical cover, routine and emergency, during hours of duty and work in conjunction with the other MO.
• To evaluate the pts admitted to the ward by taking complete history and performing pertinent physical examination and to document all above in the HMIS
• To undertake morning, evening and night ward round daily and if possible with a member of the nursing staff when available ensuring patients are visited where appropriate.
• To record the progress and any event of the patient in HMIS system accordingly following ward rounds or any other patient examinations, communication or procedures.
• To seek advice from the senior team member in any case regarding patients health
• To undertake within their level of experience and competence certain medical procedures advised by the Consultant.
• To liaise with nursing staff regularly to check on patient progress, or more frequently if their condition necessitates. To see patients at the request of nurses in charge and carry out examinations of patients accordingly.
• To discuss medication on discharge with patients and write a discharge summary on discharging of patient.
• All patient’s medical information is confidential and must be respected at all levels. Medical Officer shall not leak information at any cost.
• To remain on the hospital premises whilst on duty. In the event of a MO/SMO not attending for duty, the previous MO must remain until a replacement is found ensuring continuous cover
• To comply with all hospital policies and procedures in particular those relating to Health and Safety at Work
• Effective interpersonal relationships will be maintained with staff and patients and families.

Education

MBBS

Job description

Medical Officer - Pediatric Hematology Oncology

Experience

Minimum 1-2 years of relevant experience

Education

MBBS

Last Date

09-Nov-2026

Job Description

• A professional approach must be adopted with all patients, staff and visitors.
• MOs must work within their level of experience and competence and highlight verbally and in writing, all the orders given by consultants and their team members while taking care of patients in wards.
• To provide medical cover, routine and emergency, during hours of duty and work in conjunction with the other MO.
• To evaluate the pts admitted to the ward by taking complete history and performing pertinent physical examination and to document all above in the HMIS
• To undertake morning, evening and night ward round daily and if possible with a member of the nursing staff when available ensuring patients are visited where appropriate.
• To record the progress and any event of the patient in HMIS system accordingly following ward rounds or any other patient examinations, communication or procedures.
• To seek advice from the senior team member in any case regarding patients health
• To undertake within their level of experience and competence certain medical procedures advised by the Consultant.
• To liaise with nursing staff regularly to check on patient progress, or more frequently if their condition necessitates. To see patients at the request of nurses in charge and carry out examinations of patients accordingly.
• To discuss medication on discharge with patients and write a discharge summary on discharging of patient.
• All patient’s medical information is confidential and must be respected at all levels. Medical Officer shall not leak information at any cost.
• To remain on the hospital premises whilst on duty. In the event of a MO/SMO not attending for duty, the previous MO must remain until a replacement is found ensuring continuous cover
• To comply with all hospital policies and procedures in particular those relating to Health and Safety at Work
• Effective interpersonal relationships will be maintained with staff and patients and families.