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Buch International Hospital in Multan, Pakistan invites qualified Medical Officers to join the Emergency Room team on a contract basis. The MO will assess patients, document histories in SOAP format, coordinate with SMOs and consultants, and ensure timely orders, investigations, and discharge processes.
The role requires presence in the ER during duty hours and adherence to infection-control practices. The candidate should hold MBBS or an equivalent degree with a valid license/registration, and
Multan, Pakistan Contract Buch International Hospital
Buch International Hospital (BIH), Multan, is a leading healthcare institution committed to providing high-quality, patient-centered medical care through advanced facilities, qualified healthcare professionals, and comprehensive clinical services. The hospital offers a wide range of medical and surgical specialties, supported by modern diagnostic and treatment facilities, with a strong focus on patient safety, clinical excellence, ethical practices, and continuous improvement.
The Medical Officer Emergency Room is responsible for providing timely, ethical, and quality medical care to emergency patients by assessing patients, taking and documenting history in SOAP format, coordinating with SMOs/consultants for patient management, maintaining accurate records in the FOTIS system, and ensuring proper medication orders, investigations, shifting, and discharge procedures. The MO must remain present in the ER during duty hours, follow assigned timings, uniform, infection-control and aseptic practices, monitor patient care and paramedical staff, obtain informed consent before procedures, counsel patients and attendants regarding treatment and charges, comply with hospital policies, and actively participate in clinical and CME meetings.
Medical degree (MBBS or equivalent) from a recognized medical institution. Valid medical license and registration with the relevant medical council or regulatory authority.
1–2 years of clinical experience, with specific experience in emergency medicine or an acute care setting preferred.