Health, Medical Family Welfare Department jobs

• • Community Mobilization & Awareness:
  • Conduct awareness activities in villages and urban communities about telemedicine services offered by the NGO.
  • Educate community members on the benefits of telemedicine and preventive healthcare.
  • Inform community members about available health services, teleconsultations, and health camps.
  • Distribute information materials such as brochures, posters, and health education leaflets.
  • Encourage community participation in telemedicine consultations and health programs.
  • Patient Identification & Mobilization:
  • Identify individuals in the community who need medical consultation or health screening.
  • Encourage patients, especially vulnerable groups such as elderly, women, and children, to utilize telemedicine services.
  • Assist patients in reaching telemedicine centers or participating in health camps.
  • Coordinate with telemedicine center staff to ensure patients receive timely consultations.
  • Support follow-up visits for patients who require continued care.
  • Community Coordination & Stakeholder Engagement:
  • Coordinate with community leaders, local organizations, and health workers.
  • Work closely with government department and health workers for community outreach.
  • Facilitate communication between the DigiSwasthya, Hospital and community members.
  • Support organization of community meetings and health awareness sessions.
  • Strengthen community trust and participation in telemedicine programs.
  • Support for Telemedicine Operations:
  • Guide patients on the telemedicine consultation process.
  • Help patients with registration and appointment scheduling when required.
  • Assist telemedicine staff during health camps and outreach activities.
  • Provide basic assistance during teleconsultation sessions if required.
  • Ensure smooth coordination between patients and healthcare providers.
  • Reporting & Documentation:
  • Maintain records of community visits, awareness programs, and patient mobilization activities.
  • Submit regular reports on community outreach and patient referrals.
  • Track number of beneficiaries mobilized for teleconsultations and health camps.
  • Share feedback from community members to improve program services.
  • Support monitoring and evaluation of telemedicine program impact.

Qualification & Experience:

• • Graduate or degree in social work, community development, public health, or related field preferred.
  • At least 1–2 years of experience in community mobilization, preferably in a health or NGO setting.
  • Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
  • Fluency in local language(s) and familiarity with local customs and culture.
  • Passion for working with underserved or marginalized communities.
  • Ability to travel within project areas and work flexible hours, including weekends if needed.