Evaluation and treatment of health problems that develop in the village using techniques that have been taught.

Provide emergency assistance, supportive listening, and related crisis management services

as needed.

Reporting problems that appear to require a physician's attention to authorized medical personnel and/or transfer patient from the village to a hospital facility for more comprehensive evaluation and/or treatment.

Administration of medications or treatment as outlined in the CHAP manual, a standing order, or as prescribed by authorized medical personnel.

Administer emergency care for injuries or acute problems.

Assist in sponsored medical and dental field trips.

Preventative Care

Periodic evaluations as requested, such as blood pressure checks, hemoglobin checks, urinalysis, etc. using testing procedures taught.

Monitoring patients who are on continuation medications, on a regular basis with frequency of patient visits determined by the attending physician's instructions.

Contribute health information for public communications such as newsletters or posted public service announcements.

Provide health surveillance including well child, pre and post natal, immunization, etc., in cooperation with TCC, state and federal health workers.

Provide health education and/or coordination and dental fluoridation maintenance and reporting.

Indirect Care

Maintain medical records and reports.

Maintain medicine and medical supply stock.

Monitor clinic facility status and maintenance advising village council as needed.

Maintain medical supply and pharmaceutical inventory necessary for the provision of care.