Medical Officer

Role Summary

The Medical Officer provides safe, evidence-based medical care to guests at tulah. Responsibilities cover admission assessment, daily rounds, emergency response and discharge. The role works closely with the integrative team to deliver each guest's personalised programme.Roles & Responsibilities:

• Conduct detailed admission assessments: history, systemic examination, risk stratification and review of previous medical records.
• Conduct daily clinical rounds and review progress, vitals and investigation results for all in-residence guests.
• Prescribe and document treatment in the doctors' medication advice chart, as per Tulah's medication charting protocol.
• Order and interpret laboratory and diagnostic investigations, and coordinate with partner laboratories for timely reports.
• Respond to medical emergencies, stabilise guests and coordinate referral or transfer to tertiary hospitals when required.
• Participate in interdisciplinary case discussions with Ayurveda, physiotherapy, psychology, nutrition and other teams.
• Prepare discharge summaries, home-care advice and follow-up plans, and support post-stay teleconsultations.
• Educate guests on their health conditions, lifestyle modification and the rationale of their programme.
• Take part in rotational, night and on-call duties as per the department roster.
• Ensure complete, accurate and timely clinical documentation in line with Tulah and accreditation standards.
• Follow infection control, patient safety and biomedical waste management protocols.
• Contribute to clinical audits, protocol development, CMEs and quality improvement initiatives.Key Skills & Competencies:
• Sound clinical knowledge in internal medicine and emergency care
• BLS / ACLS competence and calm decision-making under pressure
• Clear, empathetic communication with national and international guests (fluent English; Malayalam / Hindi an advantage)
• Disciplined clinical documentation and EMR familiarity
• Team orientation and willingness to work within an integrative model of care
• Professional, hospitality-minded conductEducational Qualification:MBBS from a recognised university, with permanent registration with TCMC / NMC.BLS / ACLS certification preferred.Experience:1 – 3 years (post-internship) – Multispecialty hospital – Internal Medicine, Emergency or ICU. Experience in wellness, integrative or lifestyle medicine is an advantage.