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Providing medical consultations to employees
Dealing with simple medical emergencies
Ensure continuity of care until full management of patients received every day, without strict time limits if necessary
Other information
Refer cases requiring specialized care to the appropriate structures (SMIDS or others)
Keep a record of medical consultations
Collect and analyze medical data in an Excel file
Produce periodic statistics (weekly, monthly)
Identify trends (frequent illnesses, accidents, etc.)
Location
Conduct regular visits to the workplace
Identify occupational hazards and exposures: Physical, chemical, ergonomic and psychosocial risks
Make recommendations for prevention
Contribute to the design and implementation of worker health education programs
Raise awareness about: Health and safety, Prevention of occupational diseases, Good working practicesEdit periodic activity reports
Candidate profile
DOCTORATE IN MEDICINE
Experience
Min. 3 years of clinical experience
Responsibilities
Good relationship and pedagogy
Resistance to pressure
Sector: MEDICAL
Mode of work: On site
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