clinic doctor.

The Clinic Doctor is responsible for providing comprehensive, compassionate and patient-centric clinical care to patients visiting Center. The Doctor will assess patients, review medical reports and treatment history, explain the proposed treatment approach, administer/prescribe medicine as per established clinical protocols, monitor patient progress and ensure appropriate follow-up.

The role requires a strong focus on clinical responsibility, patient safety, accurate documentation, communication, treatment adherence and overall patient experience.

Key Responsibilities

A. Patient Assessment & Clinical Consultation

B. Treatment Planning & Administration

C. Patient Follow-Up & Treatment Adherence

D. Patient & Caregiver Education

E. Patient Safety & Clinical Governance

F. Coordination With Clinic Team

G. Medical Records & Reporting

H. Continuous Learning

3. Patient Experience Responsibilities

The Doctor is expected to ensure that every patient experiences:

Trust → Understanding → Compassion → Clarity → Treatment Continuity → Follow-Up

The Doctor should:

• Listen actively to patient concerns.
• Avoid dismissive or insensitive communication.
• Give patients adequate opportunity to ask questions.
• Ensure treatment instructions are understood.
• Maintain professional conduct in all patient interactions.

4. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

Performance may be evaluated on:

• Quality and completeness of clinical documentation.
• Compliance with clinical SOPs and protocols.
• Patient consultation and follow-up quality.
• Treatment adherence and reduction of avoidable MNT.
• Patient satisfaction and grievance levels.
• Timeliness of follow-up.
• Appropriate escalation of clinically concerning cases.
• Prescription/documentation compliance.
• Participation in clinical training and review processes.
• Team collaboration and professional conduct.

Note: Clinical decisions must always remain independent, ethical and within the Doctor's professional scope of practice. Commercial targets must not compromise clinical judgment or patient safety.

5. Qualification & Experience

Essential:

• BHMS from a recognized institution.
• Valid registration/licence to practice as applicable.
• Good communication and patient-management skills.

Preferred:

• Experience in oncology, cancer care, palliative/supportive care or a related healthcare setting.
• Experience in patient counselling and long-term patient management.

6. Core Competencies

• Clinical assessment
• Medical report interpretation
• Patient-centric care
• Empathy and compassion
• Patient counselling
• Treatment adherence management
• Communication skills
• Documentation
• Team collaboration
• Problem-solving
• Emotional maturity
• Ability to work under pressure
• Commitment to continuous learning

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