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The Dai (BS-16) at Hiranand Ganga Bai Women Hospital serves as a Senior Midwife / Midwifery Officer with independent responsibility for normal vaginal deliveries, antenatal and postnatal clinics, and immediate newborn care. It requires clinical autonomy to identify high‑risk conditions, initiate emergency stabilization, and arrange timely referrals to consultants.
The role emphasizes adherence to Sindh Health Department protocols, WHO Safe Motherhood guidelines, and hospital pathways to ensure
The Dai (BS-16) at Hiranand Ganga Bai Women Hospital functions as a Senior Midwife / Midwifery Officer responsible for independent management of normal vaginal deliveries, antenatal and postnatal clinics, and immediate newborn care. This gazetted role requires clinical autonomy in identifying high-risk obstetric conditions, initiating emergency stabilization, and executing timely referrals to consultants. The incumbent ensures adherence to Sindh Health Department protocols, WHO Safe Motherhood guidelines, and hospital-specific clinical pathways for maternal and neonatal safety.
Daily workflows include conducting morning handover rounds, managing the labor room admission register and partograph monitoring, performing episiotomy repair under local anesthesia, and administering uterotonics for active management of third stage of labor. The officer maintains the Pakistan Nursing Council (PNC) logbook, updates the District Health Information System (DHIS-2) for maternal indicators, and supervises student midwives and Lady Health Visitors. Equipment checks involve daily verification of resuscitation trolley, suction apparatus, and oxygen supply. Career progression leads to Principal Midwife (BS-17) or Nursing Instructor roles upon acquiring advanced certification.
Selection follows the Category A pathway: a 100-mark MCQ written screening examination covering Midwifery, Anatomy, Physiology, Pharmacology, and Public Health. Candidates securing the qualifying merit threshold are shortlisted for document verification of PNC registration, CNIC, domicile, and experience certificates. The final merit list is formulated by the Departmental Selection Committee (DSC) combining written test scores (70%) and interview/viva voce marks (30%). The DSC comprises the Medical Superintendent, a subject specialist, and a representative of the Health Department.
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