Medical Officer

Aga Khan Health Service, Pakistan is looking for a seasoned and dynamic Medical Officer for its Sindh Region

Key Responsibilities:

• Conduct regular medicine clinics for all aged women, men and children.
• Monitoring and providing general care to patients in outpatient clinics
• Examining and talking to patients to diagnose their medical conditions
• Has potential to effectively manage patients providing holistic & cost-effective care
• Provide community-based services beyond facility settings, if needed
• Should be fully aware of the mission and key objectives of the AKHS, P and endeavours to implement with team spirit within the department
• Provide health education to patients
• Do home visits where necessary especially of terminally ill, home bound, hospital discharge and bedridden cases
• Provide emergency coverage where necessary
• Keep record of patients, diagnosis and management of AKHSP provided tools (paper based and digital)
• Ensure all medical protocols while providing patient care
• Ensure all quality protocols are followed as per AKHSP policy
• Should be a team player, with good communication skills
• Adequate computer skills and command on English language
• Be able to perform basic ultrasound (i.e. abdomen / pelvis / fetal wellbeing).

Qualification & Competencies:

• MBBS with valid PMDC licence, Diploma in basic ultrasound is compulsory
• Diploma, MCPS, FCPS in any specialty would be preferred
• At Least 1 year of relevant experience
• Ability to use digital tools
• Excellent communication and customer dealing skills

AKHS is committed to reducing our impact on climate and the environment and have set ourselves the goal of striving for net-zero carbon operations by 2030. All staff are expected to take part in making this a reality. The Medical Officer accompanied by his/her Line Manager is expected to identify and understand which aspects of his/her work have most impact on the environment, and define tasks, work, and personal goals within his/her work plan to reduce these impacts and bring AKHS closer to net zero.