• Conduct medical examinations, diagnose illnesses, and provide appropriate treatment to patients.
• Administer vaccinations, perform minor surgical procedures, and handle medical emergencies.
• Prescribe medication and ensure proper follow-up care.

• Conduct routine health screenings, including blood pressure checks, diabetes screenings, and other diagnostic tests.
• Identify and manage common health problems and refer patients to higher medical facilities if necessary.

• Educate patients and communities about common health issues, preventive measures, and healthy lifestyle practices.
• Provide counselling on topics such as maternal and child health, nutrition, sanitation, and communicable diseases.
• Coordinate with local health workers and community leaders to organize health camps and medical outreach programs
• Organize and participate in community health promotion activities, including health fairs, school health programs, and awareness campaigns.
• Collaborate with local organizations, NGOs, and government agencies to enhance health education and outreach efforts
• Build trust and rapport with community members, understanding their health needs and concerns.
• Advocate for the health and well-being of vulnerable populations, including women, children, the elderly, and marginalized groups
• Train and mentor local health workers, volunteers, and community members in basic health practices and emergency response.
• Promote community-based health initiatives and encourage community participation in health programs.
• Provide psychosocial support to patients and families dealing with chronic illnesses, disabilities, or socio-economic challenges.
• Work with social workers to address social determinants of health, such as housing, employment, and education

• Maintain accurate patient records, including demographic information, medical history, and treatment provided.
• Collect and report data on health indicators, service utilization, and community health needs to the District Health Officer.

• Assist patients in accessing additional health and social services, such as mental health counselling, substance abuse treatment, and social welfare programs.
• Ensure continuity of care by coordinating with other healthcare providers and follow-up on patient referrals.

• Strong clinical skills and knowledge of primary healthcare.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team.
• Sensitivity to cultural and socio-economic issues affecting rural and underserved populations.
• Proficiency in local language(s) is preferred.

• Extensive travel to rural and remote areas.
• Work in varied environments, including outdoor settings and temporary clinics.
• Flexible working hours, including weekends and public holidays, as per the needs of the community.