Apollo speciality Hospitals

2 Job openings at Apollo speciality Hospitals
OPD staff nurse bengaluru, karnataka 3 years INR 2.28 - 3.0 Lacs P.A. On-site Full Time

Job Summary: Responsible for providing comprehensive nursing care to patients attending the OPD and fertility clinic, ensuring high standards of patient safety, comfort, and confidentiality. The nurse will assist consultants during procedures, maintain medical records, and support fertility treatment processes as per the clinic’s protocols. Key Responsibilities: Clinical Care: Assist doctors during consultations, minor procedures, and fertility-related treatments (IUI, ovum pickup preparation, embryo transfer setup, etc.). Perform vital signs monitoring, patient assessment, and documentation. Administer prescribed medications and injections as per the doctor's instructions. Educate and counsel patients on pre- and post-procedure care. Maintain infection control practices and ensure the cleanliness of procedure rooms. Manage OPD consumables and equipment; ensure their proper sterilization and availability. Patient Care & Coordination: Coordinate patient flow and scheduling with the front office and doctors. Maintain confidentiality of all patient records and treatment details. Assist in patient education regarding medication schedules and follow-up visits. Documentation & Compliance: Maintain OPD registers, consent forms, and procedure documentation accurately. Ensure adherence to NABH and clinic quality standards. Participate in audits, training sessions, and continuous nursing education programs. Qualification & Experience: Education: GNM / B.Sc. Nursing (Registered with State Nursing Council). Experience: 1–3 years of experience in OPD / fertility / women’s health clinic preferred. Job Types: Full-time, Permanent, Fresher Pay: ₹19,000.00 - ₹25,000.00 per month Benefits: Health insurance Paid sick time Paid time off Provident Fund Work Location: In person

X-Ray Technician bengaluru, karnataka 3 years INR 3.0 - 3.36 Lacs P.A. On-site Full Time

Key Responsibilities Prepare the patient for radiographic examinations; explain procedures and answer any patient questions. Operate X-ray imaging equipment to produce diagnostic images of the body, ensuring adherence to protocols and high image quality. Position patients and equipment correctly, including portable/ward X-rays if required. Observe and maintain patient safety during imaging — including radiation safety, shielding, verifying patient identity, and obtaining informed consent when needed. Ensure that the images are appropriately labelled, formatted, and archived in the system (PACS/RIS) and that documentation is accurate. Assist radiologists or senior imaging staff in more complex procedures as required. Maintain and ensure readiness of radiology equipment: perform routine checks, report faults/malfunctions, and coordinate with biomedical engineering or maintenance for servicing. Maintain cleanliness, infection-control standards in the imaging room and allied areas. Manage scheduled appointments, coordinate with other departments (ward, outpatient, emergency) for radiology services, especially urgent/after-hours cases. Ensure compliance with all safety regulations (ionizing radiation, local laws, hospital policies) and maintain related records. Maintain stock of consumables (cassettes, films if applicable, contrast media, protective gear) and requisition replacements. Participate in quality assurance and improvement activities, including image quality audits, patient feedback, and equipment calibration logs. Perform other duties as assigned by Radiology In-Charge. Qualifications & Experience Diploma or Bachelor’s degree in Radiography / Radiological Technology (or equivalent) from a recognized institution. Valid registration/licence as required by local regulatory‐body (if applicable). Experience of at least 1–3 years in a hospital/diagnostic imaging environment preferred. (For senior roles, 4-6 years or more may be preferred.) Good working knowledge of digital radiography equipment and PACS/RIS systems. Familiarity with radiation protection standards and safe handling of equipment. Ability to work in shifts (including nights / emergency duties) when needed. Good communication skills, patient-care orientation, and ability to work as part of a multidisciplinary team. Attention to detail, ability to work under pressure, good organisational skills. Skills & Competencies Technical proficiency in operating radiographic equipment, selecting exposure parameters, positioning. Patient care skills: comforting, explaining procedure, safe handling of patients (especially immobile/ICU). Record-keeping & documentation skills. Ability to prioritise work, handle urgent diagnostics, multi-task in a hospital environment. Basic IT skills (for PACS, RIS, image archiving). Commitment to maintain safety, quality, confidentiality. Working Conditions This role will involve standing for long periods, movement between imaging rooms, possibly lifting/positioning patients with assistance. Exposure to ionizing radiation; thus strict adherence to safety protocols and use of protective gear. Shift duties including weekends/holidays may be required depending on hospital operations. Performance Metrics Accuracy and quality of radiographic images (minimal repeats). Turnaround time for imaging and availability of images for reporting. Equipment downtime/minimal delays. Compliance with radiation safety and regulatory standards. Patient satisfaction/feedback. Participation in QA/improvement initiatives. Job Types: Full-time, Permanent Pay: ₹25,000.00 - ₹28,000.00 per month Benefits: Health insurance Paid sick time Paid time off Provident Fund Work Location: In person