Job description
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Experience Required:
•    0 to 3+ years of experience in Pediatrics

Educational Qualification:
•    MD in Pediatrics

Key Responsibilities:

1.    Patient Care:
•    Provide medical care to infants, children, and adolescents, from birth to 18 years.
•    Diagnose and treat a wide variety of pediatric diseases, conditions, and illnesses such as respiratory infections, ear infections, gastrointestinal disorders, and developmental issues.
•    Perform physical examinations and developmental assessments for children.
2.    Preventive Healthcare:
•    Administer vaccinations as per national immunization schedules and monitor for any side effects.
•    Advise parents on preventive health practices such as nutrition, hygiene, and regular screenings.
•    Promote healthy lifestyle practices to reduce childhood obesity and prevent chronic illnesses.
3.    Diagnostic Procedures:
•    Conduct necessary diagnostic tests, including blood tests, X-rays, and ultrasounds to help diagnose conditions.
•    Evaluate growth and development, providing intervention when necessary.
4.    Treatment & Medication:
•    Prescribe medications and treatments as needed, including antibiotics, pain management, and other therapies.
•    Recommend alternative therapies or referrals for specialist care when required.
•    Monitor responses to treatment and make adjustments to plans as necessary.
5.    Emergency Care:
•    Provide urgent care to children in need of immediate attention, including those with life-threatening conditions.
•    Stabilize critically ill or injured children and guide them for further medical attention as needed.
6.    Parent Education:
•    Educate parents and caregivers on how to manage common childhood illnesses at home.
•    Provide guidance on parenting practices, nutrition, and child safety.
•    Support parents with concerns about their child’s growth, development, or behavior.
7.    Follow-up Care:
•    Conduct regular follow-up visits for children with chronic conditions like asthma, diabetes, or congenital disorders.
•    Track development milestones and address any concerns regarding cognitive, physical, or emotional growth.
8.    Collaboration with Specialists:
•    Collaborate with pediatric specialists such as pediatric cardiologists, neurologists, and others when the need arises.
•    Work closely with other healthcare professionals, such as nurses, dietitians, and therapists, to provide comprehensive care for pediatric patients.
9.    Record Keeping:
•    Maintain accurate and up-to-date medical records for all patients, including treatments, progress notes, and immunization histories.
•    Ensure proper documentation of patient care in compliance with medical standards and legal requirements.