• Assessing patients and developing a detailed case history with patients comprising psychological, emotional and physical symptoms and characteristics;
• Using ayurveda remedies to treat a range of conditions e.g. Arthritis and eczema;
• Analyzing each case to select a remedy or series of remedies appropriate for the individual (this may take several consultations);
• Monitoring and evaluating patient progress;
• Responding to patient queries and problems, either face to face or over the phone;
• Instructing patients about the use and effects of particular remedies;
• Advising on lifestyle issues, such as diet, exercise and mental health;
• Referring the patient to other health practitioners, as appropriate;
• Maintaining detailed clinical notes and records for each patient;
• Visiting patients in their home (though this is less common than patient contact in a clinic);
• Researching medical conditions and ayurveda remedies;
• Managing a business (and all that this entails: finance, taxation and marketing or promotion);
• Running seminars and presentations for groups in the community, or for other health practitioners, to promote ayurveda

Recruiting Companies

Hospitals