If you’re interested in the medical profession but don’t necessarily want to work directly with patients, a career as a medical consultant is an option. Medical consultants address business-related issues for medical facilities and healthcare providers so they can prioritize providing care. As a medical consultant, you can work in all facets of the healthcare industry, from hospitals to insurance companies.

A Patient Care Executive is a person who specializes in providing help to the patient’s recovery. Caretaker Monitors the performance of patient care services, compares it to government agency standards, and makes adjustments as necessary. He/She must have the ability to work perfectly.

 Maintains professional written/oral communication skills, establishing excellent rapport with hospital staff, patients, physicians and management at all times.

A RMO is a medical practitioner who works for public hospitals to gain clinical experience after his first year internship. He works under the supervision of a senior clinician or medical professionals to diagnose, treat and prevent chronic and life-threatening diseases and injuries.

Responsibilities:

• Assess the nursing need of clients.
• Provide effective nursing care.
• Apply problem solving techniques in nursing practice.
• Assist in research activities.
• Communicate about the clients requirements.
• Monitor the condition of patients.
• Set up medical equipment in operation theatres.
• Demonstrate basic skills in teaching patients and giving nursing care