Table 4.2 Summary of staff mix for public sector health services at upazila level and below Facility Staff—health Staff—family planning Upazila health complex Upazila health and family planning 1 Upazila family planning officer 1 officer, head of UHC Assistant upazila family planning 1 officer Junior consultant gynaecology 1 Clinical service: Junior consultant surgery 1 Medical officer 1 Junior consultant medicine 1 MCH officer 1 Junior consultant anaesthetics 1 Family welfare visitor 1 Residential medical officer 1 General medical officers 1 Dental surgeon 1 Nursing supervisor 1 Senior staff nurse 9 Assistant nurse 1 Nurse aide 1 Pharmacist 5 Lab technician 2 Dental tech 1 Radiography technician 1 Sanitary inspector 1 EPI technician 1 Statistician 1 Store keeper 1 Health inspector 1 TB/leprosy control assistant 1 Med technician EPI 1 1 Health inspectors Junior mechanics Others: Driver 1 Cook 2 Aya, ward boys, gardener, mali Vary Security guards 2 Cleaners 5 Health Sub-centre/Rural Medical assistant 1 Dispensary (except Pharmacist 2 where UHCs exist) Health assistant 1 Health inspector 1 Union Health and Sub-assistant community 1 Family Welfare Centre medical officer 1 (UHFWC) (except where Family welfare visitor 1 UHCs exist) Family planning inspector 1 (supervising family welfare assistants) Pharmacist MLSS Community clinics Health assistant (3 days) 1 Family welfare assistant (3 days) 1 4.3.2 Hospital services The public sector has nearly 36,000 beds in a range of hospitals—district, speciality, and teaching or medical college hospitals (table 4.3). Hospital operations are provided under the aegis of the Directorate of Health Services.
Table 4.2 Summary of staff mix for public sector health services at upazila level and below Facility Staff—health Staff—family planning Upazila health complex Upazila health and family planning officer, head of UHC 1 Upazila family planning officer Assistant upazila family planning officer 1 1 Junior consultant gynaecology Junior consultant surgery Junior consultant medicine Junior consultant anaesthetics Residential medical officer General medical officers Dental surgeon 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Clinical service: Medical officer MCH officer Family welfare visitor 1 1 1 Nursing supervisor Senior staff nurse Assistant nurse Nurse aide 1 9 1 1 Pharmacist Lab technician Dental tech Radiography technician 5 2 1 1 Sanitary inspector EPI technician Statistician Store keeper Health inspector TB/leprosy control assistant Med technician EPI 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Health inspectors Junior mechanics Others: Driver Cook Aya, ward boys, gardener, mali Security guards Cleaners 1 2 Vary 2 5 Health Sub-centre/Rural Dispensary (except where UHCs exist) Medical assistant Pharmacist Health assistant Health inspector 1 2 1 1 Union Health and Family Welfare Centre (UHFWC) (except where UHCs exist) Sub-assistant community medical officer Family welfare visitor Family planning inspector (supervising family welfare assistants) Pharmacist MLSS 1 1 1 1 Community clinics Health assistant (3 days) 1 Family welfare assistant (3 days) 1 4.3.2 Hospital services The public sector has nearly 36,000 beds in a range of hospitals—district, speciality, and teaching or medical college hospitals (table 4.3). Hospital operations are provided under the aegis of the Directorate of Health Services.
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