Education:

Bachelor Degree in Medicine or MBBS from an accredited institution – Essential

Board certification In Community medicine/Preventive medicine and public health- Essential

Work Experience:

Minimum of (six) months of practical experience, For Board Certified

Main Duties and Responsibilities

Public Health Services

A minimum of 30% of the time is spent in providing community-based services for National Guard population:   

• Assess and monitor population health status, identify and prioritize community health needs.   
• Communicate effectively with the public to take control of their health with appropriate knowledge, skills and positive behaviors.   
• Create structured plans and programs upon the health needs priorities.  
• implement the appropriate Public Health strategies at community level to achieve predetermined health goals. 
• Continuous monitoring for the process and outcomes of the programs to define areas of improvement.  
• Evaluation of the implemented public health programs.   
• Document the effect of Public Health programs to promote evidence based practice and to guide future programs and interventions.

Direct-Patient Preventive Medicine Services

A minimum of 50% of the time is spent in direct patient care in Preventive Medicine and Public Health clinics (5 clinics per week):   

• Lifestyle Medicine Clinic   
• Smoking Cessation Clinic   
• Pre-marital Clinic   
• School Health Clinic   
• Periodic Medical Checkup Clinic   
• Military Health Clinic

Academic. Quality & Research activities 

A minimum of 20% of the time is spent in academic and education activities.

• Participate in and attend medical and educational activities including both undergraduate and postgraduate.
• Conduct quantitative and qualitative health research.
• Participate In audits and other quality activities related to Primary Health Care services.

English Language Level - I - Essential

Arabic Language Preferred

Computer Skills Level - II - Essential