District Medical Officer definition
Examples of District Medical Officer in a sentence
Prior to the resumption of duties the Board reserves the right to refer a teacher to the District Medical Officer.
Where deemed necessary by the Board, Employees may be required to undergo an examination by the School District Medical Officer or a Doctor of their own choice who, following the examination, will be required to review the results with the School District Medical Officer.
Such absence is to be supported by a certificate signed by a registered medical practitioner or by the District Medical Officer of Health.
The Parties agree and undertake that they shall jointly form a project level coordination committee constituting of District Magistrate, Chief District Medical Officer or any other 2 (two) representatives nominated by the Authority as the Authority may deem fit, and 2 (two) representative(s) of the Concessionaire (“Project Level Coordination Committee”) prior to the Effective Date.
A Service Level Agreement shall be signed at the level of Chief Medical Officer and above and countersigned by the District Medical Officer at the receiving district.
From the Government side, the District Medical Officer for the implementing district as well as a representative of the local council will be required to counter-sign.
At the District level, the District Medical Officer shall be responsible for the coordination and implementation of essential health packages, with the support of the respective District Health Management Teams and the assistance of the District Executive Secretary and the District Resistance Councils.
Individual interviews were also held with the District Medical Officer (DMO) and two Data Collectors from DHMT.
The District Medical Officer has accepted this solution and assigned nine more PHUs to the Child Survival Program.
The Community-based Health Worker program is managed by the District Health Management team (DHMT) under the leadership of the District Medical Officer of Health.