The para medic was accused of administering intravenous (IV) fluid to an inpatient in the open air.
He had opted to administer the IV fluid under the shade of a tree on being insisted by the patient's attendants as the ceiling fan in the PHC's ward was not functioning.
The situation was restored after deployment of police, sub-divisional police officer Kedarnath Sahu.
Locals have complained that the doctor posted at the PHC remained absent for long stretches and it was the para-medic who attended to the patients.
Step is also being taken to withdraw the suspension order served to the para-medic, he added.
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