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The Doctor Authorization Letter is a crucial document in Indonesian medical practice that facilitates the delegation of specific medical responsibilities while maintaining professional standards and legal compliance. This document becomes necessary when a licensed medical practitioner needs to authorize another qualified healthcare professional to perform certain medical duties, whether due to temporary absence, sharing of responsibilities, or institutional requirements. The letter must align with Indonesian healthcare regulations, particularly Law No. 29 of 2004 on Medical Practice and relevant Ministry of Health directives. It serves as a legal instrument to ensure continued patient care while maintaining professional accountability and proper documentation of authority delegation within healthcare settings. The document typically includes comprehensive details about the scope of authorization, temporal limitations, and specific conditions under which the delegated authority can be exercised.

1. Letter Header: Official letterhead including date, reference number, and subject line of the authorization

2. Authorizing Doctor's Details: Complete identification of the authorizing doctor including full name, medical license number, specialization, and current practice location

3. Authorized Party's Details: Complete identification of the person/entity being authorized including full name, position, and relevant identification numbers

4. Scope of Authorization: Clear and specific description of what medical activities or responsibilities are being authorized

5. Duration of Authorization: Specific time period for which the authorization is valid, including start and end dates

6. Legal Declaration: Statement confirming the legal basis of the authorization under Indonesian medical practice laws

7. Signature Block: Space for authorizing doctor's signature, stamp, and date of signing