IIT Bombay jobs for Part Time Medical Officer in Mumbai. Last Date to apply: 30 Jun 2018

Advt. No. C-10/17-18

Part Time Medical Officer  job vacancies in Indian Institute of Technology Bombay on temporary basis

This is a rolling advertisement.

Part Time Medical Officer (A - Emergency duty)  

Qualification & Experience : M.B.B.S. Degree from Indian Medical Council recognized university with one year experience.

Honorarium / Salary : Rs.35000/- per month.

Appointment Type : 28 hours per week on 89 days basis. Terminable by 1 day notice on either side.

Duties : Weekly casualty duty from 5.00 p.m. to 10.00 p.m. on alternate days (2-3 weekdays) and 1.00 p.m. to 9.00 p.m. on 1-2 weekend days or holidays. No night duties. Leave will have to be adjusted with the other PTMO / PTMO (Emergency duty). Duty Rota will be prepared in advance

Part Time Medical Officer (A)

Qualification & Experience : M.B.B.S. Degree from recognized university with one year experience as general duty medical officer.

Honorarium / Salary : Rs.35000/- per month.

Appointment Type : 28 hours per week on 89 days basis. Terminable by 1 day notice on either side.

Part Time Medical Officer (B)

No. of Posts : 1

Qualification & Experience : M.B.B.S. Degree from Indian Medical Council recognized university with one year experience.

Honorarium / Salary : Rs.37,500/- per month with annual increment of 10%.

Appointment Type : 30 hours per week on 89 days basis. Terminable by 1 day notice on either side.

Working Hours : 5 hours in casualty -OPD from 06.00 p.m. to 11.00 p.m. - 6 days a week. The doctor will remain in the accommodation provided at the hospital during nights (11.00 p.m. to 08.00 a.m.) and will attend call if required (present frequency is about once a week). If the duty hours per week exceeds 30 hrs, extra payment on pro-rata basis will be made. Private practice will be allowed outside of working hours at the hospital.

Duties : Walk-in OPD patients not requiring intensive care, assisting the emergency PTMO and the duty medical officer and taking charge of medical officer's duty, if he / she leaves the hospital for patient transfer.