General Practitioner (225-808)

The General Practitioner (GP) plays a crucial role in the healthcare system by providing primary and continuing medical care for patients in the community. With a focus on delivering holistic and patient-centered care, GPs manage a comprehensive range of health issues across all age groups. As a primary point of contact in healthcare, they serve both as a guide and a gatekeeper to specialized medical services. GPs are often the first to diagnose illnesses, recommend treatment options, and facilitate care coordination as needed. Their work is characterized by establishing long-term patient relationships, offering preventive care, and managing chronic illnesses. The role demands a compassionate nature, as well as excellent problem-solving and communication skills to effectively support patients' health and well-being.

Responsibilities

• Provide a wide range of clinical services to patients of all ages.
• Diagnose illnesses, ailments, and infections in early stages and plan the appropriate treatment.
• Offer preventive care advice and immunization services to protect patient health.
• Manage and review ongoing chronic health conditions for optimal patient outcomes.
• Examine, test, and interpret patient’s history and other diagnostic information.
• Document and maintain up-to-date medical records for each patient accurately.
• Collaborate with other healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive care delivery.
• Refer patients to specialists or hospital care based on medical necessity.
• Respond to medical emergencies and provide initial emergency treatment as needed.
• Engage in continuous professional development and education in medical advancements.
• Advocate for the physical, psychological, and social well-being of patients.
• Maintain patient confidentiality and comply with healthcare regulations and laws.

Requirements

• Medical degree from an accredited and recognized medical school or institution.
• Valid medical license to practice as a General Practitioner .
• Proven experience or internship working in a clinical or hospital setting.
• Strong diagnostic abilities and familiarity with primary care treatment protocols.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills to effectively liaise with patients.
• Ability to handle stressful situations and make decisions under pressure.
• Commitment to patient-centered care and long-term health management.