About the Role

The Medical Officer is Maya Pharma’s first dedicated physician role, owning clinical delivery across three settings: consultations inside the pharmacy, field medical camps at corporate, school, and college sites, and — as Phase 3 approaches — telemedicine. This is a clinical delivery role, distinct from the Head Pharmacist’s dispensing and compliance mandate and the Partnership Officer’s commercial mandate; the Medical Officer is the person who actually sees, assesses, and advises the patient or camp attendee, across every channel Maya Pharma offers one.

Key Responsibilities
1.In-Pharmacy Clinical Consultation
• Staff the Consultation zone at Central Clinic (and future stores) for clinical conversations that go beyond   OTC pharmacist counseling — chronic-disease follow-up, screening-result interpretation, and referral   decisions.
• Interpret Maya Health Check results (BP, pulse, glucose, SpO2, weight) flagged as abnormal, and decide   between referral, monitoring, or on-the-spot guidance.
• Operate strictly within the Mental Health hard-exclusion rule: no nudges, no data capture, no follow-up c   campaign of any kind for that segment — refer out through normal clinical channels instead, exactly as     the Head Pharmacist’s SOPs require at the dispensing counter.
2. Telemedicine (Phase 3 Build-Out & Delivery)
• Help specify the clinical and AV/equipment requirements for the back-office Telemedicine Room’s two   private consultation pods, ahead of the Phase 3 rollout.
• Deliver remote consultations once telemedicine launches, with documentation and recordkeeping run   through the same consent-ceremony architecture used for Maya ID enrollment, scoped against Nepal’s   Privacy Act 2075.
• Coordinate referral hand-off with the Head Pharmacist for any prescription arising from a   teleconsultation.
3. Field Medical Camps — Corporate, School & College
• Design and lead on-site medical camps for Maya Workplace Health corporate clients: administer or   oversee the 5-point screening protocol, and report results back to employers only in aggregated, de-   identified form — an employer never sees an individual employee’s results, no exceptions.
• Run school and college health camps under the Maya Community Health banner, with age-appropriate   screening protocols and proper parental or institutional consent handling.
• Partner with the Partnership Officer on scheduling and logistics: the Partnership Officer sources and   contracts the camp, the Medical Officer designs and delivers its clinical protocol and staffs it.
4. Clinical Governance & Cross-Functional Coordination
• Maintain current Nepal Medical Council registration, and confirm the same for any other clinicians   brought on for camp coverage.
• Uphold the pharmacist-in-the-loop review protocol for Health Signal nudges — the Medical Officer’s   clinical judgment complements the Head Pharmacist’s dispensing-side authority, never overrides it.
• Work with the Head Pharmacist and Co-CMO to keep the referral-to-fill loop intact, so a flagged   screening reliably turns into a real prescriber relationship rather than a dead end.

Qualifications & Experience
• MBBS required; MD or further specialization (internal medicine, family medicine, or community/public   health) a strong plus.
• Current Nepal Medical Council registration in good standing.
• 3-5+ years of clinical practice experience; community health, occupational health, or public health camp
experience strongly preferred.
• Comfortable working with, or learning, telemedicine platforms, and willing to help shape Maya Pharma’s   Phase 3 telemedicine requirements from scratch.
• Genuine interest in preventive, screening-based care models — chronic disease early detection   (hypertension, diabetes) in particular.
• Able to travel regularly across the Kathmandu Valley for field camps at corporate offices, schools, and   colleges.
• Comfortable operating under strict data-privacy and consent protocols (Privacy Act 2075), including the
non-negotiable employer/employee data-separation rule in every corporate camp.
• Fluent in Nepali and English.