position for GP doctor/ Lab specialist/healthcare managementWhat type of job are you looking for? I am looking for the position of health care manager/general practitioner/Laboratory/blood bank specialist. What nationality are you? India What languages do you speak (and at what level)? English- fluent Hindi-fluent Urdu-fluent Pigin-learner What country or area are you looking to work in and why? Papua New Guinea What countries have you worked in? India Papua New Guinea What countries do you have a visa to work in? India What field do you currently work in? Business Development, Administration & Laboratory What fields have you worked in before? General Medical Practice, Public Health, Clinical Laboratory & Blood bank, Laboratory Programme Manager What qualifications do you hold? Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery(MBBS) Masters in Pathology(MD) Postgraduate certficate in General Management Certified in clinical microbiology and clinical biochemistry Which do you consider more valuable? Formal education or skills and why? Both. Without formal education, learning skills would take longer time and more efforts. Without skills, education is never going to be effective. Describe the benefits of working with others Share the experience which makes the job easier. May turn a job into a happy experience. Oportunity to know the diiferent viewpoints. Opportnity to find friends. Chances of mistakes are lesser. learn to see and accept others' opinions May get valuable honest reviews. source of motivation Describe the benefits of working alone Freedom to do the work in one's own way. Less hindrances. What was your worst working experience? It was when I could not say no to my colleague, when he had booked flight for me without sounding me. This led to clash of work schedule and ultimately i had to pay a very heavy price for that. Worst thing was that, this colleague didn't stand with me in my hour of crisis. What is the most important lesson you have learnt throughout your career? Trust should never be blind and it is important to be diplomatic. What unique skills do you have? 10 years of operational experience in healthcare sector,now further refined with a management course. Exposure to multiple sectors- Defence, Corporate and NGO, which has refined my soft skills and provided confidence to deal at the highest level. Rare combination of general medical practice and public health experience with Laboratory Skills, enabling me to be a better clinician as well as the better liked lab expert Ability to work in harsh conditions amply demonstrated through Indian Army and papua new guinea stint Above all it is my out of box thinking and never say die attitude, which I value most. What would you consider as your 'dream job'? A job which gives me oportunity to deal with people including patients, gives me freedom to devise best possible strategies/policies, allows me to work in field and is well paid too. What are the most interesting aspects of your field? -opportunity to reduce pain and suffering - meeting new people and travelling to new places What are the least interesting aspects of your field? For a clinician- when he is not able to help his patient Manager- when he is not given freedom to exercise his talent or when he has to go along with other stakeholders Lab expert- when clinicians do not pay heed to lab instructions. Please replace this with a question of your own It has taken me a considerable time to write answers to the above mentioned questions.Does it really going to help. How can potential employers contact you? email- khan_fawad2003@yahoo.co.in phone- +91-22-22176932 | 
