Mbbs RMO Icu experience

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ICU Medical Officer (MBBS) — On-site | Mathura (Vrindavan), Uttar Pradesh

Healthcare sector — Acute care hospital / critical care services. A busy district / tertiary-level hospital in Mathura (Vrindavan), Uttar Pradesh, is expanding its on-site critical care team to support increasing patient load across medical and postoperative ICUs. This role is ideal for MBBS clinicians with hands-on ICU experience who thrive in high-acuity, shift-based environments.

Role & Responsibilities

• Deliver direct patient care in the ICU : assess, stabilise, and manage critically ill medical and surgical patients during assigned shifts.
• Initiate and manage mechanical ventilation, weaning protocols, and ventilator troubleshooting; titrate oxygen and respiratory support per protocols.
• Perform bedside procedures including central venous catheterisation, arterial cannulation, and emergency airway management following hospital guidelines.
• Interpret arterial blood gases, electrolyte trends, and bedside monitoring data to guide timely interventions and drug titration.
• Lead resuscitation and code blue responses; administer ACLS algorithms and coordinate multidisciplinary care during emergencies.
• Maintain accurate clinical documentation, handover notes, and participate in daily rounds with consultants and allied teams to ensure continuity of care.

Skills & Qualifications

Must-Have

Preferred

Benefits & Culture Highlights

How to Apply : On-site role in Vrindavan, Mathura (Uttar Pradesh). Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for telephonic screening and on-site clinical assessment. This position is being recruited by Medico Hub on behalf of the hiring hospital.

Skills : critical care,management,airway management,mechanical ventilation,oxygen,ventilation,advanced,weaning,acute,acute care

Skills Required

ICU experience, NIV high-flow oxygen protocols, Fluid resuscitation, MBBS qualification, Emergency airway management, Arterial cannulation, Central venous catheterisation, Ventilator weaning, Sepsis bundle implementation, Mechanical ventilation management