Dr. Riki is a dedicated internal medicine doctor who also plays an important role in promoting women’s health, especially among those seeking employment in local factories. Working at a small community clinic, he provides medical evaluations and consultations to ensure that women are physically fit and healthy before they begin work. Many of these women come from rural or underserved areas, where access to healthcare is limited. Dr. Riki carefully listens to their health complaints, checks their vital signs, and performs physical exams to identify any issues that could affect their ability to perform labor intensive jobs.

One of the routine tests he conducted was a color blindness test, especially important for factory jobs that involve sorting materials, reading colored labels, or working with machinery that uses color-coded systems. By using papers with patterns of colored dots, he checked each woman’s ability to distinguish colors accurately.

His work is important because factory jobs involve long hours, repetitive tasks, and physical demands that can strain the body. Dr. Riki not only focuses on clearing women for work but also emphasizes care and education. He asks questions about their overall health and existing conditions, and provides advice or referrals if further treatment is needed. In doing so, he helps ensure that women start their jobs in good health and understand how to care for their bodies moving forward.

Dr. Riki supports both the health of individual women and the well being of the workforce. His clinic serves as an important place for many women hoping to gain financial independence, and his work ensures that they can do so safely and confidently.