Renaldo Clarke

Conducting general medical clinics at medical stations, health centres and other health institutions as scheduled

Delivering emergency medical care to patients managed in the emergency rooms at the health facilities

Conducting routine home visits for the patients registered by the area health facility

• Conducted comprehensive examinations, ensuring accurate assessments and diagnoses.
• Diagnosed and treated diverse medical conditions in clinical settings.
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to enhance patient outcomes.

• Mentored and guided students in clinical skills and patient care techniques.
• Encourage critical and clinical thinking, while actively discussing cases.
• Evaluated student performance, providing constructive feedback to enhance learning outcomes.
• Collaborated with faculty to align curriculum with current clinical practices and standards.

The House Officer is responsible for the day-to-day medical tasks required in the management of the patients and is assisted by the intern whom they supervise and teach; making sure that the interns perform their tasks efficiently and correctly.

Assist in Out-patient Clinics and in Operating Theatre.

Perform surgical procedures as may be warranted by the House Officer level of experience and training.

Perform daily ward rounds on all patients.

Perform duties during after-hours as determined by the Departmental Emergency or On-call Roster.

As a Senior House Officer I was also responsible for training and guiding the other junior House Officers.