Dr Farman Ullah Jan

• As the Head of the Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI) at the district level, I am responsible for overseeing and coordinating the implementation of immunization programs to ensure that all children and at-risk populations in the district receive timely and adequate vaccination coverage.
• A key aspect of my role is leading efforts to eradicate polio , ensuring that every child is vaccinated through regular immunization drives and supplementary immunization activities. I work closely with healthcare workers, community leaders, and local authorities to promote vaccine awareness, combat misinformation, and ensure that no child misses their polio vaccination.
• In addition to overseeing routine vaccinations, I am committed to monitoring and enhancing immunization rates, managing vaccine supplies, and addressing any challenges related to vaccine delivery. By strengthening the local healthcare system and ensuring equitable access to immunization services,
• I aim to contribute to the complete eradication of polio and reduce the incidence of vaccine-preventable diseases in our district.

Coordinated disease surveillance activities

- Analyzed and reported surveillance data

- Collaborated with healthcare professionals and stakeholders

-Orientation about AFP among Healthcare providers

Medical lecturer go beyond simply teaching medical students. They are tasked with developing and delivering curricula, conducting research, mentoring students, and contributing to the academic and clinical development of the next generation of healthcare professionals. Additionally, they play an important role in ensuring that their teaching methods are aligned with contemporary developments in both medical science and medical education.

House officers are responsible for examining patients, taking their medical history, and documenting clinical findings. They assist in diagnosing conditions, monitoring patient progress, and implementing treatment plans under the supervision of senior doctors.