SHAIK MOHAMMED ALI

• Interviewed, hired and trained staff, enabling business to serve more patients.
• Collaborated with physicians and other medical professionals to discuss and carry out orders.
• Monitored and audited drug inventory.
• Assured all prescription drugs and controlled substances were safe and secure in pharmacy.
• Properly labeled prescriptions.
• Ordered supplies and medications to maintain inventory levels.
• Implemented successful healthcare program through professionalism, quality of care, medical teaching and patient satisfaction.
• Designed and introduced leadership development, coaching and team management model, resulting in promotion of employees into increased levels of responsibility.
• Conducted routine facility inspections, identifying areas needing improvement and eliminating hazards posed to staff and residents for continued compliance with associated regulations.
• Removed trash and straightened counters to keep pharmacy area clean and neat.
• Ordered all pharmacy supplies and kept check on inventory levels.
• Communicated with patients, ensuring that medical information was kept private.
• Established and maintained effective communication with staff, physicians and community organizations to promote high quality patient care.

• Received, processed and entered prescription orders into pharmacy databases.
• Typed and printed out prescription and medication labels.
• Located and measured medications according to prescription information, making modifications as instructed by pharmacists and providers.
• Counted and labeled prescriptions with correct item and quantity.
• Distributed medicine and supplements from stock containers to correct packages.
• Organized client information into correct profiles while maintaining confidentiality.
• Performed safety checks when dispensing medications to optimize patient safety.
• Gathered and bagged prescriptions and prepared extemporaneous pharmaceuticals.
• Processed incoming drug orders by checking deliveries against paperwork and updating computer system.
• Prepared packaging and labels for prescriptions, verifying accuracy of dosage, side effects, interactions, and refill instructions.
• Counseled customers on medications, appropriate dosage and potential side effects.
• Communicated instructions to patients or caregivers about proper use and storage of drugs.
• Tracked pharmacy inventory and reported medication numbers to lead pharmacists.
• Restocked pharmacy shelves with supplies and medicines and ordered new items to avoid shortages.
• Requested updated prescriptions and medical information from physicians.

Patient Care: A DMO is responsible for providing medical care to patients who require urgent or emergency medical attention. They must be able to quickly diagnose medical conditions, provide immediate treatment, and make referrals for further medical care if necessary.

A Duty Medical Officer must possess strong medical knowledge, clinical skills, and the ability to work effectively in a fast-paced environment. They must be able to make quick and accurate medical decisions, communicate effectively with patients and other healthcare professionals, and maintain accurate medical records.