Result of Service1. UN staff are fit to carry out their duties and to travel, in order to achieve the goals of the Organization. 2. Efficient and knowledgeable medical advice and service provided to staff members of ESCAP and other UN specialized agencies. Work LocationESCAP Medical Service Expected duration1 May 2025 - 30 April 2026 Duties and ResponsibilitiesBACKGROUND The United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) serves as the regional development arm of the United Nations Secretariat in Asia and the Pacific. The UN Medical Service, under the direction of the Human Resources Management Section, serves as an occupational health service and on-site clinic for United Nations staff at the UN complex in Bangkok. The Service comprises of one Medical Officer, one Nurse and one support staff. The Clinic Physician, an individual contractor, reports to the Medical Officer and Chief of Human Resources. The Locum Clinic Physician will take on the main clinical and several administrative aspects of the work being done by the UN Medical Officer. The Clinic Physician is expected to work the same number of hours and/or days as the Medical Officer and Medical Service Staff, unless otherwise agreed upon by both parties. RESPONSIBILITIES Under the direct supervision of the Medical Officer and the oversight of Chief of Human Resources, the Clinic Physician will: 1. Undertake day-today clinical duties, such as walk-in consultations, medical emergencies, work and travel-related medical clearance, immunizations, travel health advice, etc., and ensure that all services provided are duly documented in the UN Medical Service's online medical database, Earthmed. 2. Provide COVID-19 support to clients, including the following: contact tracing, workplace prevention guidance, referral to care providers, advice on COVID-19 vaccinations, etc. 3. Address work environment and occupational health issues, including input on pandemic planning and urgent occupational safety and health issues. 4. Refer patients to, and follow-up with, external specialists/health care providers as necessary. 5. Advise UN Administration on medical standards for recruitment, sick leave, fitness to return to work, fitness to travel, and medical evacuations as per United Nations policies and guidelines. 6. Ensure availability of supplies and proper functioning of medical equipment, in collaboration with the nurse and team assistant. 7. Support the design and delivery of awareness and training programmes (e.g. health education, staff wellness, first aid and CPR, etc.). 8. Perform other related duties as required by the Medical Officer. LOCAL ENGAGEMENT Engagement of the selected individual contractor is on a local basis. Candidates shall be engaged within commuting distance of the UN ESCAP office, irrespective of nationality. The selected candidate is responsible for any expenses incurred to participate in the assessment process, and any costs related to travelling and/or relocating to the duty station in the event of an offer of employment. Qualifications/special skillsDegree in Medicine, including residency in at least one medical specialty, preferably Internal Medicine or Family Medicine. Background in occupational health, tropical medicine, travel medicine or public health is highly desirable. Minimum of seven years of progressive clinical experiences LanguagesFluency in spoken and written English is required. Thai language skills a distinct advantage. Additional InformationNot available. No FeeTHE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CHARGE A FEE AT ANY STAGE OF THE RECRUITMENT PROCESS (APPLICATION, INTERVIEW MEETING, PROCESSING, OR TRAINING). THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CONCERN ITSELF WITH INFORMATION ON APPLICANTS’ BANK ACCOUNTS.