Job Description

DNB / DCH or MD in Pediatrics from an MCI-recognized institute, preferably with experience in clinical operations and monitoring experience in clinical trials or research projects in the field of Pediatrics.

The candidate should be residing in Delhi and be available for immediate joining.

Job description:

• Management of all children in the study, coming to Hamdard Hospital or admitted there.

• Seeing study patients at the Hamdard OPD daily. Monday – Friday (8:30 am – 4:30 pm); Saturday (8:30 am to 1 pm)

• Attend to the Physician's phone provided during OPD hours to facilitate referrals.

• Taking morning and evening rounds for all study children admitted in Pediatric wards, postnatal wards, or nursery and daily reporting to Hamdard Hospital / CHRD SAS investigators about all the patients seen and those admitted in wards and NICU.

• Updating the data Excel sheet for all babies seen at OPD on a daily basis

• Adhere to study protocol & site SOP.

• Coordination with all the study research staff and seniors for smooth referrals and management of children at Hamdard.

Salary: Negotiable as per experience

Interested candidates may apply at careers@sas.org.in or visit our website at www.sas.org.in.

Location: Delhi

Eligibility Criteria

Not Specified

Desired Candidate Profile

Graduation - Graduate-Other

Organization Details

• Organization Name:Society for Applied Studies
• About Organization:The Society for Applied Studies was established by Dr. Dilip Mahalanabis in the Year 1990 in West Bengal. In Year 2004, Dr. Mahalanabis extended support to a group of researchers led by Dr. Nita Bhandari to set up the Centre for Health Research and Development, Society for Applied Studies (CHRD, SAS) in New Delhi to pursue research in maternal and child health. The Centre for Health Research and Development, Society for Applied Studies (CHRD, SAS), New Delhi, is a premier research organization in India. It pursues research and innovation in communities, primarily at the population level. It develops and evaluates single and integrated interventions that can potentially achieve the desired health impact at different points in the life cycle for mothers and children.
  
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