Meet with patients to learn about their complaints and medical histories;
Perform examinations and conduct diagnostic tests then analyze the results to determine the causes of illness or disease;
Discuss with patients the treatment and medication options;
Provide vaccinations to protect patients from infectious diseases;
Consult with patients about diet exercise and other lifestyle issues that affect their health;
Provide prenatal and postnatal care to mothers and infants;
Perform minor surgery;
Make house calls and respond to emergencies when patients are unable to go to the doctor s office;
Conduct routine checkups as well as physical examinations required for patients to get jobs be admitted to college or qualify for insurance coverage;
Report diseases births and deaths to government authorities;
Maintain patient records;
Consult with specialists and other medical professionals about patients cases;
Obtain continuing education attend professional conferences and keep up-to-date on medical practices.
Candidate Requirements:
Able to work accurately and with minimal supervision.
Ability to comprehend written instructions given by the related departmental personnel.
Ability to plan & organize ones work schedule effectively.
Speaking and listening are essential requirements to understand and carry out the instructions given by the supervisors and other related departmental personnel.