Chiadikaobi Arinze Okwu

• Carry out enhanced community health awareness.
• Managed outpatient clinics for efficient service delivery.
• Improved patient outcomes by coordinating with multi-disciplinary teams.
• Performed routine health checks, detected potential health issues early.
• Advised on lifestyle modifications, promoted healthier living habits among patients.
• Organised referrals to specialists when necessary, ensured comprehensive patient care.
• Promoted preventative measures by leading educational sessions at local schools and community centres.
• Conducted regular medical examinations for early disease detection.
• Implemented prevention strategies, reduced infectious disease spread in the community.
• Provided emergency care to stabilise patients' conditions.
• Participated in public health campaigns to enhance local wellbeing awareness.
• Educated patients on disease prevention and overall wellness initiatives.
• Explained diagnoses, prognoses and expected treatment interventions to alleviate patient stress and increase understanding.
• Collaborated with patients and caregivers to educate on post-treatment care.
• Analysed diagnostic images and test results to properly diagnose conditions.
• Assessed clinical care provisions to meet required safety standards.

Clinical Responsibilities

1. Patient assessment: Evaluating patients' medical history, symptoms, and test results.

2. Diagnosis: Making diagnoses and developing treatment plans.

3. Treatment: Prescribing medications, performing procedures; such as venepuncture, IV cannulation, urethral catheterization, arterial blood gas, femoral arterial cannulation etc , and providing medical interventions.

4. Patient care: Providing ongoing care and management for patients.

Administrative Responsibilities:

1. Reporting: Preparing and submitting reports on patient care, disease surveillance, and other health-related issues.

2. Collaboration: Working with other healthcare professionals, such as nurses, pharmacists, and specialists.

Public Health Responsibilities

1. Disease surveillance: Monitoring and reporting on infectious diseases and outbreaks.

2. Health education: Providing health education and promoting healthy behaviors.

3. Community outreach: Engaging with local communities to promote health and prevent disease.

Other Responsibilities

1. Emergency response: Responding to medical emergencies and providing critical care.

2. Quality improvement: Contributing to quality improvement initiatives to enhance patient care.

Clinical Responsibilities

1. Providing medical care: Treating and managing common illnesses and injuries.

2. Conducting health screenings: Identifying health issues and providing early interventions.

3. Prescribing medications: Prescribing medications and treatments as needed.

Health Promotion and Education

1. Health education: Providing health education on topics such as hygiene, nutrition, and disease prevention.

2. Promoting healthy behaviors: Encouraging corps members to adopt healthy lifestyles.

Emergency Response

1. Responding to medical emergencies: Providing emergency care and stabilization.

2. Referring patients: Referring corps members to higher-level care when necessary.

Administrative Responsibilities

1. Maintaining medical records: Keeping accurate records of medical treatments and health information.

2. Reporting: Preparing and submitting reports on health issues and medical care.

Other Responsibilities

1. Collaboration: Working with other healthcare professionals and camp administrators.

2. Health surveillance: Monitoring and reporting on health issues within the camp.

3. First aid: Providing first aid and basic life support.

Additional Roles

1. Medical screening: Conducting medical screenings for corps members before deployment.

2. Health advisories: Providing health advisories to corps members on common health issues.

Clinical Responsibilities

1. Patient assessment: Evaluating patients' medical history, symptoms, and test results.

2. Diagnosis: Making diagnoses and developing treatment plans.

3. Treatment: Prescribing medications, performing procedures, and providing medical interventions.

4. Patient care: Providing ongoing care and management for patients.

Administrative Responsibilities:

1. Reporting: Preparing and submitting reports on patient care, disease surveillance, and other health-related issues.

2. Collaboration: Working with other healthcare professionals, such as nurses, pharmacists, and specialists.

Public Health Responsibilities

1. Disease surveillance: Monitoring and reporting on infectious diseases and outbreaks.

2. Health education: Providing health education and promoting healthy behaviors.

3. Community outreach: Engaging with local communities to promote health and prevent disease.

Other Responsibilities

1. Emergency response: Responding to medical emergencies and providing critical care.

2. Quality improvement: Contributing to quality improvement initiatives to enhance patient care.

Clinical Responsibilities

1. Patient assessment: Evaluating patients' medical history, symptoms, and test results.

2. Diagnosis: Making diagnoses and developing treatment plans under supervision.

3. Treatment: Providing medical treatment, including prescribing medications and performing procedures such as venepuncture, IV cannulation, urethral catheterization, arterial blood gas, femoral arterial cannulation etc

4. Patient care: Providing ongoing care and management for patients.

Administrative Responsibilities

1. Record-keeping: Maintaining accurate and up-to-date patient records.

2. Reporting: Preparing and submitting reports/discharge summaries on patient care and medical issues.

Other Responsibilities

1. Collaboration: Working with other healthcare professionals, such as nurses, specialists, and consultants.

2. Learning and development: Continuously learning and developing clinical skills and knowledge.

3. Emergency response: Responding to medical emergencies and providing critical care.

Additional Roles

1. Ward rounds: Participating in ward rounds to assess patients and develop treatment plans.

2. Night duties: Providing medical care and responding to emergencies during night shifts.

3. Communication: Communicating with patients, families, andhealthcare teams.