Registrar OB​/GYN

Job Description

Telemedicine OB/GYN Registrar is a physician in advanced training who provides specialized care for women's health, pregnancy, and reproductive health through virtual platforms. The role integrates clinical expertise in obstetrics and gynecology with digital health technologies to deliver accessible, efficient, and patient-centered care, while continuing professional development under consultant supervision.

• Patient Consultations and Management:
  Conduct teleconsultations for antenatal, postnatal, gynecological, and reproductive health concerns.
• Manage common conditions such as menstrual disorders, menopause, and early pregnancy complications.
• Provide remote triage and guidance for urgent obstetric or gynecological issues, ensuring safe escalation to in-person care when needed.
• Deliver continuity of care for pregnant patients through structured telemedicine pathways (e.g., virtual antenatal clinics, postnatal follow-ups).
• Support chronic gynecological conditions (e.g., endometriosis, PCOS) with ongoing monitoring and treatment adjustments.
• Utilize digital tools for fetal monitoring, maternal health tracking, and patient-reported outcomes.
• Collaborate with consultants, midwives, neonatologists, and allied health professionals via telehealth platforms.
• Facilitate referrals and multidisciplinary case discussions for complex obstetric or gynecological cases.
• Provide virtual counseling on pregnancy care, contraception, fertility options, and menopause management.
• Promote preventive care through digital outreach (screenings for cervical cancer, breast health awareness, prenatal education).
• Empower patients with self-management strategies and digital health resources.
• Participate in telemedicine-driven women's health programs (e.g., maternal health pathways, reproductive endocrinology clinics).
• Contribute to quality improvement projects aimed at improving maternal and gynecological outcomes.
• Apply value-based care principles to optimize efficiency, safety, and patient satisfaction.

• Evidence-based protocols:
  Use standardized clinical pathways for antenatal care, gynecological conditions, contraception, and menopause management.
• Supervision & escalation:
  Registrars must work under consultant oversight, with clear escalation protocols for emergencies (e.g., preeclampsia, postpartum hemorrhage).
• Outcome monitoring:
  Track maternal and neonatal outcomes, complication rates, and patient satisfaction to ensure care quality.
• Audit & review:
  Regular case audits, peer reviews, and morbidity/mortality meetings to evaluate telemedicine cases.

• Gain competencies in digital obstetrics and gynecology, telemedicine ethics, and virtual communication skills.
• Supervise junior doctors and medical students in telehealth settings under consultant guidance.
• Engage in research and audits related to telemedicine effectiveness in women's health.

• Maintain accurate and complete patient records in accordance with HIPAA regulations.
• Maintain proficiency in utilizing the designated telehealth platform, including video conferencing, secure messaging, and electronic health records (EHR) integration.
• Documentation standards:
  Maintain complete, accurate, and timely electronic medical records for all teleconsultations.
• Actively participate in training programs and stay updated on platform enhancements and best practices. Collaborate with IT support to troubleshoot any technical issues.

• Maintain compliance with all patient safety standards and ensure patient safety across all clinical interactions.
• Report any patient safety risks or issues to the appropriate staff in quality department.
• Practice safe medicine to ensure no patient harm.
• Explain medications’ possible side effects and proper use.
• Maintain satisfactory patient consultations through effective communication, history-taking, empathy, understanding, clear diagnosis and management plans, and addressing patient queries.
• Monitor patient feedback and address concerns promptly.
• Implement safety protocols to minimize risks during consultations.
• Conduct regular…