INTRODUCTION:-

In the 21st century, we live in an advanced and hi-tech life. Proper medical facilities are the need of the hour. a Resident Medical Officer is the working lifeline of any hospital. With research and development on the go, we have treatments for most of the complicated diseases. Every day, we are climbing to solve the treatments for complicated diseases. To operate a hospital, Without a RMO, no hospital can function properly and effectively. It is through a hard-working and diligent doctor the reputation of the hospital is created with the patients. 

RMO Duty:-

Countless numbers of doctors have dedicated their lives to serve their patients. A doctor has moral as well as social responsibility to serve his patient in the best way.

SERVICERS PROVIDE BY RMO:-

Modern day hospitals are institutions where patients can find treatment for all types of diseases. Here all types of facilities are provided under one roof. Hospitals are the backbone of our health care facilities. Without these, we have nothing in our hands. 

To operate a hospital, a RMO is the working lifeline of any hospital. Without that, no hospital can function properly and effectively. It is through a hard-working and diligent doctor the reputation of the hospital is created with the patients. 

No matter how many hi-tech facilities are introduced by the owners, a good, honest and loyal doctor can make these facilities matter, otherwise it is of no use. 

Efficient team of RMO’s:-

The patients are always referred to those hospitals who have an efficient team of RMO’s who can deal with all kinds of treatments. A team of specialist doctors is a basic requirement for any kind of hospital. The basic team consists of a General Physician (MD in medicine), an ENT specialist, an Ortho specialist, a Skin Specialist, a Heart Specialist, a Pediatrician, a Neuro Specialist and an Anesthetic. A powerful team of doctors is required to run the hospital in an effective manner. A good team of doctors helps to build trust among the general public. Successful cases, better treatment facilities, availability at emergency hours build trust among general people, and they show faith in the hospital. 

For a trustworthy hospital, the authorities should appoint a diligent Resident Medical Officer.

Who is a Resident Medical Officer?

As per the rules, a Resident Medical Officer is a doctor who is a registered medical practitioner who is not working under any recognised training program and is employed by the hospital with the designation of Resident Medical Officer in the second or more years with relevant experience following the graduation. This doctor works exclusively for the particular hospital. 

What is the role of RMO?

Generally, the Resident Medical officers are those senior physicians who manage and work comprehensively on all the aspects related to the patient attendance and care in their specific departments. 

Generally, they are the ones who oversee the daily operations in a hospital, keep a check on the clinical advisors, and help both patients and the doctors in case of any problems during the course of treatment. Furthermore, they are also expected to contribute to medical research programs and help in supervising various clinical trials.

Qualities Of A Good RMO-

• Specialist– The first and the foremost important thing the RMO should be the master of his subject. He should be specialist and experienced in the field. Highly experienced RMO can help others in a better way. His experience will help the patients as well as the other doctors. A hospital should first check the whole experience and also authentic medical records before making an appointment. This is an important protocol for the safety of the patients. 
• A Team Player– An RMO is not simply a doctor, who will take OPD’s, check the patients and the work is done. An  Resident Medical Officer is one who is supposed to manage all the patient care. He should be a team player and work closely with his team of doctors. RMO should keep visiting the in-hospital patients, go for rounds and check their progress. The RMO should be regularly in-touch with his other doctors and discuss the cases. He/She can offer their advice and work closely with his subordinate. All in all the RMO is totally responsible for the working of the hospital and the welfare of the patients. 
• Verifying the complex cases – An RMO cannot leave complex cases on the junior or visiting faculty. It is important the RMO should work on their own on complex cases and chart out treatment plans according to the needs and requirements. 
• Ensure high standards of patient care– It is the duty of an RMO to maintain high standards of patient care in the hospital. If any patient is facing any problem then the RMO should look into the matter and do the needful. 
• Hiring the staff– RMO is also responsible for hiring other staff members including junior doctors, visiting doctors and nurses. This is one of the most important functions. RMO should choose them carefully, after checking their credentials and experience.