Ability to: assess symptoms and make an accurate diagnosis; prescribe treatment appropriate to the patient's condition and situation; skillfully apply principles and techniques of modern medicine; communicate effectively in both oral and written forms; establish and maintain effective relationships with staff, patients, the public, and other County employees; coordinate activities and efforts with other medical, nursing, and auxiliary staff; understand and accept the needs of medically indigent patients; and interact with and effectively treat clients from diverse socio-economic backgrounds. Provides direct outpatient care services according to established appointment schedules; and provides indirect outpatient care services as required to support the case management of patients' medical conditions, including review and response to all testing, patient and vendor requests for services related to medical conditions, specialty consultations, emergency care, and hospital follow up.