1. Monitor children's physical health, carry out physical examination and routine examination, and regularly record important information such as children's height, weight and medical history.

2. Understand the child's family situation, communicate with parents, and put forward health suggestions, such as preventive measures, diet, sleep, etc.

3. Manage children's medical files, establish and maintain children's health files, and have the ability to prevent and deal with diseases and injuries.

4, infectious diseases and vaccination management, record and supervise vaccination.

5. Provide relevant health consultation and training for preschool teachers.

6, to carry out health education, such as diet, vaccines, infectious disease prevention, physical foundation, early development and other aspects of training and consultation, to promote the healthy growth of children.

7, at important moments, such as the new crown pneumonia epidemic, responsible for coordinating the epidemic prevention work in kindergartens.

8. Cooperate with parents and school management to formulate and implement emergency rescue measures to deal with other matters related to children's health. Kindergarten health doctors are important staff to ensure the healthy development of children's body and mind, and their duties are aimed at preventing, treating and managing children's health problems.

The main components of kindergarten

1. classroom: the main activity place of kindergarten is classroom, which is usually equipped with suitable equipment such as desks and chairs, toys, books and teaching AIDS, which can meet the needs of kindergarten teaching activities. Classrooms are usually divided according to children's age and developmental characteristics.

2. Playground: Playground is a place for children's activities, leisure and sports. Usually equipped with all kinds of equipment, balls, swings, slides, seesaws and other children's favorite game facilities.

3. Canteen: The canteen is where students eat, and usually provides balanced food and drinks.

4. Libraries and audio-visual classrooms: These places usually provide an environment for kindergarten children to read and watch relevant educational content, and can also meet the needs of kindergarten teachers to display teaching materials and teaching-related materials.

5. Bedroom: The bedroom is a place for children to rest and sleep. Usually equipped with comfortable beds, bedding, etc. It is for children to take a nap and sleep at night.

6. Office: The office is usually a place for teachers and educators to manage, educate and supervise, such as registering, communicating with parents, recording children's learning, and making teaching plans. The composition of kindergartens should create a safe, comfortable, environmentally friendly and open educational environment, and provide sufficient educational resources and a harmonious learning atmosphere for young children.