Medic roles involve diagnosing, treating, and preventing illness by providing direct patient care (exams, procedures, prescriptions), educating patients on health, managing records, and collaborating with other professionals, all while staying current with medical advances and upholding ethical standards for patient safety and well-being, across various specialties like clinical care, research, or public health. 1- Core Responsibilities: Patient Assessment: Conducting physical exams, taking histories, ordering tests (labs, imaging) to understand symptoms. Diagnosis & Treatment: Identifying illnesses, developing treatment plans, prescribing medications, and performing procedures. Preventative Care: Educating patients on healthy lifestyles, vaccinations, and disease prevention. Patient Communication: Explaining conditions, discussing treatment options, and supporting decision-making. Documentation: Maintaining accurate and detailed patient health records. Collaboration: Consulting with specialists and other healthcare providers. Continuous Learning: Staying updated on new research, techniques, and guidelines. 2- Key Principles: Patient-Centered Care: Treating patients with respect, ensuring their rights, and involving them in care decisions. Ethics & Safety: Upholding high standards, being open when things go wrong, and protecting vulnerable individuals. Resource Management: Using resources effectively and sustainably.

• Highfield Level 3 International Award in Emergency First Aid at Work. • BTLS • BLS • PALS • ECHC • ACLS • CHEMICAL SAFETY MANAGEMENT • BEHAVIOUR BASED SAFETY TRAINING • ADVANCED FIRST AID, CPR & USE OF AED TRAINING • EMERGENCY FIRST RESPONCE