Medical Doctor (Part Time)

Qualifications: • A medical degree and a valid license to practice as a doctor in the Philippines. • Minimum of 5 years of experience in a similar role, preferably within the healthcare industry • Required to be equipped with an updated

Basic Life Support Training and Basic Course in Occupational Medicine • Advances Cardiac Life Support training is an advantage • Strong clinical skills and the ability to make informed, evidence-based decisions • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to interact effectively with patients and colleagues

Responsibilities: • Conducts clinic hours every Saturday from 8AM - 5PM; opportunity to expand shift coverage in future. • Provides customized medical care, diagnosis, and treatment for patients • Conducts thorough physical examinations and requests appropriate diagnostic tests • Develops and implements effective treatment plans tailored to each patient’s needs • Encodes detailed medical records in a timely manner • Provides subject matter expertise, implements, and evaluates strategies for occupational health, chronic lifestyle diseases and public health threats for the health protection and surveillance of employees (e.g. NCDs, COVID-19) • Contributes to the provision of advice, health surveillance, vaccinations, investigations of cases of occupational illnesses, and other general occupational or non-occupational health issues. • Provides post-APE discussion with employees who wish to discuss their results and those that have pertinent findings in their APE • Rotates as PEME or APE evaluator when the need arises • Participates in quality improvement sessions, root cause analysis, and regular clinic team meetings • Collaborates with other healthcare professionals & specialists to ensure the best possible patient outcomes • Stays up-to-date with the latest medical advancements and best practices in your specialization

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