Occupational Health Physician

Medical Examination & Treatment:

• Provide medical consultation and treatment for common health issues among employees.
• Conduct pre-employment medical examinations in accordance with recruitment procedures.
• Perform periodic health check-ups and classify health status as required.
• Monitor and manage chronic conditions such as hypertension, metabolic disorders, BMI, and diabetes.
• Assess health risks by department/group.

Emergency Response & Occupational Accidents:

• Manage the first aid team and first aid kits across workshops.
• Provide initial first aid treatment.
• Handle medical emergencies and occupational accidents.
• Support patient transfer to hospitals when necessary.

Clinical Examination & Diagnostics:

• Perform general physical examinations (cardiovascular, respiratory, abdominal).
• Interpret basic laboratory test results (CBC, biochemistry, urinalysis).
• Conduct and interpret basic electrocardiograms (ECG) (e.g., arrhythmia, suspected ischemia).
• Perform basic ultrasound examinations (abdomen, thyroid).
• Interpret X-ray results (bones, lungs).

Medical Administration & Management:

• Manage employees’ health records.
• Dispense and control medications in compliance with regulations.
• Organize periodic health check-up programs.
• Develop SOPs and prepare occupational health reports.
• Coordinate with authorities and healthcare partners when necessary.

Training & Health Promotion:

• Conduct internal first aid training.
• Organize training and drills on occupational safety, hygiene, and food safety.
• Provide health education and lifestyle counseling (nutrition, exercise, disease prevention).
• Participate in other health center programs and activities.

• Bachelor’s degree in General Medicine or Medical Assistant (Physician Assistant).
• Valid practicing certificate (medical license).
• Certification in Occupational Health.
• Minimum 2 years of relevant experience.
• Basic first aid and emergency care.
• Knowledge of chronic diseases and non-communicable disease (NCD) management.
• Understanding of occupational health and occupational diseases.
• Periodic health classification and assessment.
• Ability to interpret common laboratory test results.
• Ability to perform and interpret basic electrocardiograms (ECG) (e.g., arrhythmia, suspected myocardial ischemia).
• Certified in basic general ultrasound (abdomen, thyroid).
• Ability to interpret X-ray results.
• Proficient in using Automated External Defibrillator (AED).
• Ability to perform independent clinical examinations.
• Strong analytical and health risk assessment skills.
• Good communication and internal training skills.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office.
• Basic English communication skills.