Medical Officer - Family Medicine & Community Health

Further Details

The Indus Hospital & Health Network is announcing a vacancy for a Medical Officer position, focusing on Family Medicine and Community Health services in Khewra. This role is suitable for individuals with an MBBS degree and a valid PMDC registration, offering a platform for both early-career professionals and those with up to one year of experience. This opportunity within a leading healthcare institution emphasizes patient-centered care, diagnostic accuracy, and adherence to national medical guidelines. The network is dedicated to fostering a supportive environment for its medical staff, encouraging continuous learning and professional growth.

Medical Officer - Khewra Based

Indus Hospital & Health Network is seeking a qualified Medical Officer to join their Family Medicine & Community Health team in Khewra. This role is open to candidates with an MBBS degree and a valid PMDC registration, offering a valuable opportunity for both recent graduates and those with up to one year of relevant experience. The network is committed to providing high-quality healthcare services and fostering a supportive environment for its medical professionals.

This position involves comprehensive patient care, including consultations, diagnosis, treatment, and management of various medical conditions. The Medical Officer will play a crucial role in ensuring adherence to national medical guidelines and organizational protocols, contributing to the overall health and well-being of the community. Additionally, high salary jobs are available for qualified candidates. Continuous professional development and participation in clinical discussions are integral to this role.

• Job Title: Medical Officer
• Department: Family Medicine & Community Health
• Location: Khewra
• Experience: Fresh or minimum 1 year
• Education: MBBS with Valid PMDC
• Application Deadline: 09-Sep-2026

Skills

• Perform patient consultations, clinical examinations, and medical history assessments
• Diagnose and treat illnesses in accordance with national guidelines and organizational SOPs
• Manage acute and chronic conditions, including emergency cases
• Prescribe medications rationally and ensure proper treatment plans
• Conduct regular ward rounds and monitor admitted patients
• Provide maternal and child health services where applicable
• Ensure timely referral of complicated cases to higher-level facilities
• Respond to medical emergencies promptly and provide life-saving interventions
• Stabilize critical patients prior to referral or admission
• Lead or support triage processes when required
• Maintain accurate patient records, treatment notes, and clinical files
• Ensure proper documentation of referrals, follow-up cases, and drug prescriptions
• Prepare daily/weekly reports as required by management or donors
• Work closely with nurses, pharmacists, lab technicians, and other clinical staff
• Support and supervise clinical assistants or junior staff if assigned
• Participate in clinical meetings, case discussions, and mortality reviews
• Ensure adherence to infection prevention and control (IPC) protocols
• Follow rational drug-use guidelines and manage controlled medications responsibly
• Maintain patient confidentiality, dignity, and ethical medical practices
• Participate in trainings, CME sessions, and performance evaluations

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Perform patient consultations, clinical examinations, and medical history assessments
• Diagnose and treat illnesses in accordance with national guidelines and organizational SOPs
• Manage acute and chronic conditions, including emergency cases
• Prescribe medications rationally and ensure proper treatment plans
• Conduct regular ward rounds and monitor admitted patients
• Provide maternal and child health services where applicable
• Ensure timely referral of complicated cases to higher-level facilities
• Respond to medical emergencies promptly and provide life-saving interventions
• Stabilize critical patients prior to referral or admission
• Lead or support triage processes when required
• Maintain accurate patient records, treatment notes, and clinical files
• Ensure proper documentation of referrals, follow-up cases, and drug prescriptions
• Prepare daily/weekly reports as required by management or donors
• Work closely with nurses, pharmacists, lab technicians, and other clinical staff
• Support and supervise clinical assistants or junior staff if assigned
• Participate in clinical meetings, case discussions, and mortality reviews
• Ensure adherence to infection prevention and control (IPC) protocols
• Follow rational drug-use guidelines and manage controlled medications responsibly
• Maintain patient confidentiality, dignity, and ethical medical practices
• Participate in trainings, CME sessions, and performance evaluations

How to apply

• Prepare your Application: Ensure you have your updated Curriculum Vitae (CV) ready.
• Required Documents: Your MBBS degree certificate and a valid PMDC registration are mandatory.
• Submission Method: Applications will be accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled. Please submit your application through the official Indus Hospital & Health Network job portal.
• Application Link: Visit the provided link to submit your application: Apply Now
• Deadline: Applications are being accepted until 09-Sep-2026. Early submissions are encouraged as reviews are ongoing.
• Important Note: Indus Hospital & Health Network is committed to a zero-tolerance policy against Sexual Exploitation and Abuse. All candidates will undergo rigorous background checks.

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