MEDICAL OFFICER

As a Medical Officer in a hospital, your primary responsibilities will revolve around patient care, medical record management, and various administrative duties. You will be required to diagnose and treat illnesses, prescribe medications, and oversee patient care plans. Additionally, you will have the opportunity to supervise junior medical staff, contribute to policy development, and ensure compliance with medical standards. The specific duties that you will be expected to perform include: Patient Care: - Conducting thorough medical examinations, diagnosing illnesses, and devising appropriate treatment plans. - Prescribing medications and therapies, while closely monitoring the progress of patients. - Providing follow-up care and educating patients on effective health management strategies. Medical Record Keeping: - Maintaining accurate and updated medical records, encompassing patient histories, test results, and treatment strategies. - Ensuring meticulous documentation of all medical procedures and interactions with patients. Administrative Duties: - Engaging in various administrative tasks, such as resource and budget management. - Offering guidance and supervision to junior medical staff. - Contributing to the formulation and execution of healthcare policies and protocols. Collaboration and Communication: - Collaborating effectively with a myriad of healthcare professionals, including nurses, specialists, and allied health professionals, to coordinate comprehensive patient care. - Communicating proficiently with patients and their families, delivering essential information and support. Ensuring Quality and Safety: - Adhering strictly to established clinical protocols and standards of practice. - Upholding patient safety and ensuring the delivery of high-quality care, encompassing infection control and risk management. Other Responsibilities: - Actively participating in medical conferences, training sessions, and meetings to stay abreast of advancements in the field. - Assisting with patient referrals and follow-up care. - Engaging in medical research endeavors and contributing to the enhancement of healthcare practices. This is a full-time position with a rotational shift schedule that requires in-person work at the designated hospital location.,