Pediatrician
- Pediatric Outpatient Care
- Conduct comprehensive pediatric consultations, history taking and physical examinations.
- Diagnose and manage common acute and chronic pediatric conditions within the clinic's capabilities.
- Assess fever, respiratory, gastrointestinal, infectious, allergic, dehydration and other pediatric presentations.
- Order and interpret appropriate investigations, including POCT blood tests and rapid diagnostic tests.
- Use ultrasound appropriately when clinically indicated and review relevant reports/findings.
- Prescribe safe, appropriate pediatric medication, including weight-based dosing, allergies, contraindications and interactions.
- Explain diagnosis, medication, treatment plan, expected course, warning signs and follow-up to parents/guardians.
- Arrange follow-up, specialist review or hospital referral when required.
- Emergency Room – 2-Bedded Emergency Unit
- Emergency Assessment
- Provide prompt assessment and triage of children presenting with acute or potentially life-threatening conditions.
- Assess airway, breathing, circulation, neurological status, vital signs and overall clinical stability.
- Recognize pediatric deterioration and determine the level of urgency.
- Obtain focused history and examination and decide whether the patient can be safely managed in the clinic.
- Emergency Stabilization & Treatment
- Initiate emergency treatment and stabilization within the clinic's capabilities.
- Manage common pediatric emergencies including respiratory distress, dehydration, seizures, allergic reactions, fever-related emergencies and acute deterioration.
- Initiate oxygen, IV access, fluids, emergency medications and other supportive measures when clinically indicated.
- Provide clear instructions to nurses regarding emergency interventions, monitoring and escalation.
- Reassess response to treatment and modify management as clinically required.
- Emergency Observation, Referral & Transfer
- Monitor patients requiring short-term observation in the Emergency Room and determine appropriate observation frequency.
- Decide whether a patient should be discharged, admitted to the inpatient area, remain under observation or be transferred.
- Recognize cases requiring hospital-level care and arrange timely referral/transfer.
- Communicate with the receiving hospital/team and provide complete clinical handover.
- Ensure appropriate stabilization before transfer where possible and document treatment, medications, investigations and clinical status.
- Notify the Clinic Manager/Owner of significant emergencies and hospital transfers.
- Inpatient Care
- Assess patients requiring admission and establish an appropriate treatment and monitoring plan.
- Give clear nursing instructions regarding medications, fluids, observations, investigations and other care.
- Review admitted patients according to clinical condition and modify treatment when required.
- Recognize deterioration and determine when escalation or hospital transfer is necessary.
- Communicate the child's progress and treatment plan clearly to parents/guardians.
- Determine readiness for discharge and provide appropriate medication, instructions and follow-up.
- Complete accurate admission, progress, treatment and discharge documentation.
- Nursing Supervision, Training & Mentorship
- Provide regular clinical teaching and bedside guidance to junior nurses.
- Teach pediatric assessment, monitoring, medication safety and weight-based dosing.
- Train nurses to recognize pediatric emergencies, deterioration and escalation triggers.
- Supervise nurses during procedures, emergency interventions and other clinical activities as appropriate.
- Provide constructive feedback and identify individual training needs.
- Conduct case-based teaching following significant or challenging cases.
- Guide nurses in proper Emergency Room preparation, patient monitoring and emergency response.
- Work with the Senior Nurse to improve clinical competency, confidence and patient safety.
- Promote a supportive learning environment while maintaining appropriate supervision and accountability.
- Emergency Preparedness & Clinical Readiness
- Regularly review emergency equipment, oxygen supply, emergency trolley/crash equipment and essential supplies.
- Ensure emergency medications are appropriately stocked, available and within expiry dates.
- Review emergency response procedures with nursing staff.
- Participate in emergency drills or simulations when required.
- Identify deficiencies in emergency preparedness and recommend practical solutions to management.
- Ensure the Emergency Room remains clinically ready to receive an unstable pediatric patient.
- Procedures & Diagnostics
- Perform or supervise appropriate pediatric procedures within professional competence and clinic capability.
- Utilize POCT blood investigations and rapid diagnostic kits appropriately.
- Interpret relevant laboratory and diagnostic results.
- Use ultrasound appropriately where clinically indicated.
- Ensure safe infection-control practices and accurate documentation for investigations and procedures.
- Patient & Parent Communication
- Communicate professionally, respectfully and compassionately with children and parents/guardians.
- Explain diagnoses, investigations, treatment options, medication administration and follow-up clearly.
- Explain warning signs requiring urgent reassessment or hospital attendance.
- Provide appropriate pediatric health education, including vaccination, nutrition, hygiene and infection prevention.
- Manage anxious or distressed parents calmly and professionally while maintaining confidentiality.
- Clinical Documentation & Handover
- Maintain complete, accurate and timely medical records.
- Document assessment, diagnosis, investigations, treatment, medication and clinical response.
- Document emergency interventions, observation and referral/transfer decisions.
- Complete inpatient admission and discharge documentation.
- Provide clear clinical handover to nurses and other doctors when required.
- Clinical Leadership, Teamwork & Management Liaison
- Provide clear clinical direction to nursing staff and promote teamwork.
- Assist in developing and improving clinical protocols, SOPs and patient-care workflows.
- Be proactive in identifying problems and recommending practical solutions rather than simply highlighting problems.
- Advise the Clinic Manager/Owner on clinical equipment, medication, staffing, training and patient-safety needs.
- Communicate significant clinical cases, safety incidents, emergency transfers and operational concerns promptly.
- Contribute to the development of a high-quality pediatric clinical service.
- . Quality, Safety & Infection Control
- Maintain high standards of pediatric patient safety and professional conduct.
- Follow applicable clinical guidelines, infection-control standards and clinic policies.
- Ensure safe prescribing, medication administration and clinical procedures.
- Report clinical incidents, medication errors, near misses and patient-safety concerns promptly.
- Participate in quality improvement, audits and clinical review when required.
- Recognize limitations of clinic resources and escalate or refer patients appropriately.
- Performance Expectations
- Deliver safe, evidence-based and high-quality pediatric care.
- Provide appropriate management and timely escalation of Emergency Room patients.
- Maintain Emergency Room readiness in collaboration with nursing staff.
- Maintain accurate clinical documentation and appropriate referrals/transfers.
- Maintain excellent communication with parents and caregivers.
- Actively train, supervise and mentor junior nurses.
- Support continuous improvement of clinical protocols, workflows and patient safety.
- Communicate significant clinical and operational matters promptly to management.
- Key Skills Considered Essential for the Position
- Particular importance will be placed on the candidate's ability to:
- Confidently assess and manage pediatric patients.
- Recognize and stabilize pediatric emergencies.
- Manage patients within the 2-bedded Emergency Room safely.
- Recognize deterioration and arrange timely hospital transfer.
- Prescribe pediatric medications accurately using weight-based dosing.
- Manage pediatric inpatients appropriately within the clinic's capabilities.
- Interpret POCT investigations and rapid diagnostic tests.
- Perform or supervise appropriate pediatric procedures.
- Train, supervise and mentor junior nurses.
- Communicate effectively with parents and caregivers.
- Maintain accurate clinical documentation.
- Work proactively with management to improve clinical services.
- Maintain high standards of professionalism, patient safety and infection control.
- Remain calm, organized and clinically decisive during emergencies.
- Recognize when a patient's condition exceeds the clinic's capabilities and escalate appropriately.
联系方式
- 👤 联系人:Dr.Ahilan
- 📞 电话:+60 162 059 039
- ✉️ 邮箱:truecarewellness2025@gmail.com
- 📍 地址:Sangkat Boeng Kak Ti Pir, Khan Tuol Kouk, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
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