Patient Care: Conducting comprehensive medical evaluations, diagnosing illnesses, and developing treatment plans for patients. This includes prescribing medications, ordering diagnostic tests, and referring patients to specialists when necessary. Emergency Medical Care: Responding to medical emergencies and providing immediate treatment and stabilization to patients in critical conditions. This may involve administering life-saving interventions and coordinating with emergency response teams. Routine Medical Examinations: Performing routine health screenings, physical examinations, and assessments to monitor patients' overall health and detect early signs of diseases or conditions. Health Promotion and Disease Prevention: Educating patients and communities about preventive healthcare measures, lifestyle modifications, and vaccination programs to promote health and well-being. Medical Record-Keeping: Maintaining accurate and up-to-date medical records, documenting patient encounters, treatment plans, and progress notes in compliance with healthcare regulations and confidentiality guidelines. Collaboration with Healthcare Team: Working collaboratively with nurses, pharmacists, therapists, and other healthcare professionals to coordinate patient care, discuss treatment options, and ensure comprehensive healthcare delivery. Public Health Initiatives: Participating in public health campaigns, disease surveillance programs, and community outreach initiatives aimed at improving health outcomes and addressing public health challenges. Healthcare Administration: Assisting in administrative duties such as scheduling appointments, managing patient flow, and coordinating medical services within the healthcare facility. Continuous Professional Development: Engaging in continuing medical education, attending conferences, and staying updated with medical research and advancements in medical practices to enhance knowledge and skills. Ethical Practice and Patient Advocacy: Upholding ethical standards, patient rights, and confidentiality in medical practice. Advocating for patient-centered care, informed consent, and ensuring equitable access to healthcare services.