Resident Doctor

Narayan health is looking for Resident Doctor to join our dynamic team and embark on a rewarding career journey

Medical Education and Training:

• Residents have completed medical school and have earned their medical degrees (e.g., MD or DO).
  The residency program provides advanced, specialized training in a specific medical field.

Hospital or Clinical Setting:

• Residents work in hospitals or clinical settings under the supervision of experienced physicians, known as attending physicians or consultants.

Specialization:

• Residents choose a specific medical specialty, such as internal medicine, surgery, pediatrics, psychiatry, etc.
  The duration of residency varies by specialty but generally lasts between three to seven years.

Patient Care:

• Residents are actively involved in patient care, including diagnosing and treating medical conditions.
  They participate in rounds, consultations, and various medical procedures under supervision.

Education and Research:

• Residents are often involved in teaching medical students and junior residents.
  Some residency programs have a research component, encouraging residents to contribute to medical knowledge through research projects.

Long Hours and On-Call Duties:

• Residency involves long working hours, including overnight shifts and on-call duties.
  The demanding schedule is designed to expose residents to a wide range of medical situations.

Supervision and Mentorship:

• Residents work closely with attending physicians who provide supervision, guidance, and mentorship.
  As they progress in their training, residents take on more responsibilities and gradually gain more independence.

Board Certification:

• Successful completion of a residency program is a prerequisite for eligibility to take specialty board exams.
  Board certification is a significant milestone indicating expertise in a particular medical specialty.