Medical Doctor - Residential Center

• Degree in Medicine and registration with the medical college in Spain
• Complementary postgraduate training in mental health.
• Valuable MIR in Geriatrics or professional experience in the field of mental health.

• A culture centered on the care and respect of people.
• An interdisciplinary and collaborative team that accompanies and listens to you.
• Job stability and conditions adapted to your needs.
• Time to dedicate to what matters most: quality care.
• Contract: permanent
• Working day: 100%
• Shifts: 8 am to 4 pm
• Work environment where people are the center, based on respect, collaboration, and mutual support.
• Work-life balance and well-being as an essential part of the day-to-day.
• Continuous training, social benefits, and professional development which will allow you to grow in a constantly evolving company.

At DomusVi, caring is much more than a profession: it is sharing humanity, growing every day, and being part of a team with true purpose. We seek people with a vocation, who want to develop in an environment where empathy, innovation, and respect are present in every gesture and every collaboration.

Contribute to achieving the best possible state of health and well-being for the residents, by providing timely, comprehensive, personalized, humanized, continuous, and efficient medical care.

• Complete the corresponding medical history, including background, active diagnoses, physical examination, goal setting, nutrition plan, and the pharmacological plan to be followed,
• Prepare the daily clinical evolution report which will record: background, necessary rehabilitation, and treatment to be followed if required.
• Perform medical examinations for new residents.
• Perform the monitoring and evaluation of all healthcare programs together with the interdisciplinary team.
• Perform regular medical examinations and diagnoses for residents. Prescribe treatments in accordance with preventive and assistive rehabilitation therapies and with the clinical and functional diagnoses of the residents.
• Upon the resident's return from specialist consultations at the health center and from hospital discharges, update diagnoses, pharmacological plan, and care. Inform the primary care physician so that they may update medication.
• Periodic meetings with the pharmacy to update medical treatments previously updated by the local outpatient clinic.
• Establish with the interdisciplinary team the specific programs to be developed, both individual and group-based, regarding the care and daily life needs of the resident.