Unprofessional HRThe good thingsGood feeling after patients got well/better
The challengesResponsibilities
Examined up to 50 patients per day with various medical instruments and equipment.
• Carefully analyzed test results and information gathered during examinations to properly diagnose
illnesses
and diseases.
• Provided prenatal care to pregnant women, delivered babies and provided postnatal care to mother
and infant.
• Regularly referred patients to medical specialists or other practitioners for more specialized courses
of treatment.
• Closely examined patients' medical history, medication allergies, physical condition and test results
to verify
necessity of operations and to determine proper procedures.
• Consistently obeyed all established surgical techniques and procedures during operations.
• Thoroughly assessed patients to determine medical condition and level of surgical risk.
• Consulted with other physicians and readily assisted during surgeries.
• Regularly evaluated infants and children to assess growth and development compared to average
childhood
patterns.
• Patiently explained prescribed procedures and discussed test results with patients and their families.
• Carefully and attentively operated on patients to remove, repair, or improve functioning of diseased
or injured
body parts and systems and increase health and comfort.
• Exhibited expert knowledge of policies, procedures, ethical standards and laws regarding the delivery
of medical care.
• Strictly maintained the confidentiality of patients, families, colleagues and any sensitive situations.
• Rapidly assessed and responded to medical emergencies.
• Maintained accurate medical records and documented patient case history in detail.