About the role
JOB PURPOSEThe Medical Officer will be responsible for conducting medical check-ups of the community during MMU camp duties as per the visit roster, providing treatment and consultation to patients, and maintaining medical records.The Medical Officer will analyze medical check-up data, conduct regular inspections of equipment, and ensure the maintenance of medicine inventory required at the MMU. S/he will ensure compliance with all applicable protocols and government regulations, present reports to management, and recommend suitable action plans.KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES
- Conduct MMU camp duties as per the visit roster and perform medical check-ups for the serving community.
- Supervise and ensure the availability of inventory and supplies of drugs, reagents, and equipment required at the MMU.
- Conduct home visits for elderly, severely ill patients, and persons with disabilities.
- Collaborate with specialists and healthcare facilities for timely and appropriate referrals.
- Analyze patient medical data and provide counselling sessions wherever required.
- Manage the team and support their capacity building.
- Ensure optimum utilization of available MMU resources.
- Maintain confidentiality of patient data and adhere to IPHS/IMC treatment protocols.
- Ensure implementation and enforcement of protocol and quality systems.
- Ensure proper maintenance and regular updating of documents such as OPD records, medicine and reagent consumption records, patient cards, etc.
- Inspect the condition and functionality of medical equipment and instruments at the MMU.
- Create awareness on health-related topics by participating in campaigns organized through MMU.
- Share success stories and field anecdotes.
- Prepare trend analyses of communicable and non-communicable diseases.
- Attend periodic review meetings organized by the THF team.
- Perform any other duties assigned by THF management from time to time.
- MBBS
- Functional / Technical Skills and relevant Experience & Other Requirements (Behavioural, Language , Certificate etc)
- Minimum 1–5 years of experience in public health programs with strong team management skills.
- Good communication skills in Hindi are mandatory.
- Candidate must be registered with the National Medical Council.