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RMO jobs: ward and emergency shifts
RMO (Resident Medical Officer) shifts are the backbone of hospital cover. MeddStaff lists two kinds: ward RMO shifts, covering admissions, rounds and routine care, and emergency RMO shifts, triaging and treating casualty presentations.
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The role
About RMO shifts
What the work involves
- Ward: in-patient admissions, daily rounds and routine care
- Ward: night cover for the wards and escalation to consultants
- Emergency: triage of acute and casualty presentations
- Emergency: first treatment and stabilisation before admission or referral
Qualifications
Most RMO shifts are open to doctors with an MBBS and a valid medical registration; some hospitals also ask for ward or casualty experience. Our team verifies your registration and degree before you can apply.
Cities
RMO shifts by city
A ward RMO shift covers in-patient admissions, daily rounds and routine care. An emergency RMO shift covers triage and treatment of acute and casualty presentations.
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