Resident Medical Officer

Resident Medical Officer at Siloam Hospitals Group in Sumbawa Barat, NTB, West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia.

Role Summary

Responsible for providing comprehensive medical care in a mining environment, including the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of common illnesses and injuries, preventive, curative, and emergency medical care, patient stabilization, and coordination of referrals for specialized treatment to ensure timely and appropriate healthcare for site personnel.

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Requirements

• Medical Doctor with a valid Indonesian Medical Registration Certificate (STR) and completion of the mandatory internship programme.
• Minimum 5 years of post-graduation experience in general and emergency medicine, preferably in a mining, oil & gas.
• Holds valid ACLS and ATLS certifications.
• HIPERKES certified.
• Demonstrates the ability to assess, manage, and stabilize medical emergencies, and to coordinate referrals for specialized care when required.
• Knows how and when to seek specialist advice in areas such as occupational health, emergency medicine, and other relevant medical disciplines.
• Able to communicate clearly and effectively with employees, contractors, management, and external healthcare providers while remaining calm under pressure.
• Willing to work full-time on a roster basis and be based in Sumbawa .

About the Company

Siloam Hospitals Group (SHG) is a leading private hospital network in Indonesia and has become the benchmark for quality healthcare services in the country. Siloam's medical team consists of 2,700 general practitioners and specialists, along with 10,000 nurses and other support staff, and they serve nearly 2 million patients every year.

To meet the need for world-class medical services for all segments of the Indonesian population, Siloam's business strategy, based on economies of scale, allows each of its hospital units to operate at lower costs. Thus, the company's vision to provide internationally quality healthcare in Indonesia, underpinned by divine compassion, can serve as a platform for Siloam to respond to the dynamic social transformation in Indonesia.