Occupational Health Doctor

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Conduct detailed patient assessments and consultations to diagnose and treat various health conditions.
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Manage acute and chronic medical conditions, including hypertension, diabetes, and infectious diseases.
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Provide preventive care through screenings, vaccinations, and health education.
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Perform minor medical procedures (e.g., wound suturing, drainage of abscesses).
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Coordinate and supervise clinic assistants and support staff to ensure patient satisfaction and smooth operations.
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Conduct Fitness to Work Medical Examinations.
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Provide OH advisory services.
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Maintain and/or verify medical and health surveillance records.
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Analyze audiometric results.
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Upon consultation with owners and employers, make the required notification to authorities on relevant notifications e.g.
Occupational Illness, Abnormal Medical Surveillance results, etc.
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Issue medical certificates (MC), referral letters, and prescriptions as required.
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Manage any inspections conducted by regulatory authorities such as CKPAS, DOSH, etc.
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The Person in Charge (PIC) of the clinic to oversee and manage the clinic's operation.
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Attend internal and external training assigned by the management.
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Any other tasks assigned by management.#J-18808-Ljbffr