Job Description:

• Record vital signs: Measure and document blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, weight, and blood oxygen levels.
• Gather medical histories: Chart existing symptoms, allergies, and past medical backgrounds. 

• Assist physicians: Support doctors during minor surgical interventions, biopsies, consultations, and specialized examinations.
• Administer medications: Give oral, non-intravenous, and intravenous medications, vaccinations, and injections following protocol.
• Perform clinical procedures: Carry out wound dressings, nebulization treatments, catheterizations, and suture removals.
• Manage emergencies: Deliver immediate first aid or Basic Life Support (BLS) and stabilize critical patients before transfer. 
   

• Provide health teaching: Explain prescriptions, dietary changes, and self-care routines to patients and their families.
• Coordinate follow-ups: Schedule future clinic visits and direct patients to diagnostic laboratories or external specialists. 
   

• Maintain electronic records: Update Electronic Medical Records (EMR) or Health Management Information Systems (HMIS) accurately.
• Enforce infection control: Maintain sterilization (such as autoclaving) and implement correct biomedical waste management protocols.
• Manage inventory: Track stock levels of emergency medications, consumables, and essential equipment. 
   

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• Clinical Competence: Strong knowledge of ambulatory care procedures, diagnostic test preparation, and pharmacology.
• Communication Skills: Excellent interpersonal abilities to communicate clearly with diverse patients and cross-functional medical teams.
• Time Management: Capacity to handle heavy patient loads, multitask, and adapt to a fast-paced environment.

Industry:

HealthCare

Category:

Health

Skills: