What does a kindergarten doctor mean?

Kindergarten school doctors refer to full-time doctors who are responsible for kindergarten health care. Its duties are not only to provide children with basic health care services such as vaccination and routine physical examination, but also to carry out health education activities to help children establish correct health concepts, prevent and control infectious diseases, and coordinate and respond to emergencies.

Kindergarten doctors are one of the important guarantees to protect children's health and promote their all-round development. Their work is closely related to safety education and disease prevention in kindergartens. In daily campus life, kindergarten doctors can make timely judgments on children's health problems and provide timely treatment; In case of emergency, they can guide the children in the whole park to evacuate in time for emergency treatment; In addition, they can provide health education lectures and guidance for teachers and students.

Generally speaking, kindergarten doctors need to have a bachelor degree or above in medical related major, pass the relevant qualification examination and have rich clinical experience. In addition, optimism, good communication and concern for children's health are also indispensable factors for kindergarten teachers. They need to be familiar with the professional knowledge of children's growth and development, feeding management, prevention and treatment of common cold and infectious diseases, and can escort children and provide strong support for the safety and health of kindergartens.