Rapid Care Doctor

Rapid Care consultations are short, focused clinical reviews. A patient's request arrives with the relevant information already on screen; you validate it — the right patient, the right medicine for the right purpose, the correct dose and instructions — and issue the prescription. Each case takes around two minutes, and during peak hours a doctor typically handles 15–20 cases an hour. You can choose between Full Care and Rapid Care consultations, depending on your preference and availability.

• Review each Rapid Care request and the clinical information provided with it.
• Confirm the medicine is appropriate for the patient and the stated purpose, and check dosage and instructions.
• Issue clear e-prescriptions in line with the Telemedicine Practice Guidelines, 2020 and NMC regulations.
• Decline or escalate requests that are not clinically appropriate, and refer for a full consultation when needed.
• Maintain accurate notes on the platform for every case.
• Keep patient information confidential and follow the platform's clinical and data-privacy protocols.
• Log in on time for committed slots.

• MBBS from a recognised institution. Doctors with a postgraduate qualification are equally eligible.
• Active registration with the National Medical Commission or a State Medical Council.
• Completed the NMC online telemedicine training module, or willing to complete it before onboarding.
• A Healthcare Professionals Registry (HPR) ID. Mandatory; created on the Government of India's ABDM platform.
• Comfortable working in English and Hindi. Other Indian languages are a plus.
• A laptop with a webcam and good internet bandwidth, and a quiet, private space to work from.

You upload these as part of your application, from your dashboard.

• 1.

  UG degree (MBBS)

  Degree certificate

  Required
• 2.

  PG degree

  Only if applicable (MD/MS/DNB/Diploma)

  Only if you have a PG
• 3.

  Active medical registration certificate

  NMC or State Medical Council; must be currently valid

  Required
• 4.

  Passport-size professional photo

  Wearing a doctor's coat, plain background

  Required
• 5.

  Signature

  Clear signature on plain white paper, scanned or photographed

  Required
• 6.

  HPR ID (Healthcare Professionals Registry)

  Mandatory; created on the Government of India's ABDM platform

  Required
  ❓ What is the HPR ID, and how do I get it?

  Your Healthcare Professional ID from the Government of India's National Health Professionals Registry (NHPR), under the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission. Any registered doctor can create one free, online, with Aadhaar.

  What to upload (PDF)

  • Already have it: the e-signed declaration PDF from the NHPR portal, showing your Healthcare Professional ID Number.
  • Just applied: the e-signed declaration you get at the end. It is fine if the ID number is still blank while NHPR verifies you (“Verification Pending”).

  Not this: A “Digital Health Facility” certificate is a hospital or clinic's registration (HFR), not your personal HPR ID. And a file called “espResponse.pdf” is an empty reply from the e-sign step — open your NHPR profile and download the e-signed declaration itself.

  Example (details blurred) — tap to open

  Before you start, keep ready: your Aadhaar number and the mobile linked to it, your medical council registration certificate and your MBBS degree certificate.

  Create your HPR ID (official NHPR portal) ↗Step-by-step guide (PDF)Example of the declaration (PDF)

  NHPR helpline: 1800-11-4477 / 14477

• 7.

  Short write-up about yourself

  100-150 words: experience, specialty, languages and areas of interest

  Required