13 Head Nurse Jobs

URGENT HIRING !!! location's : Canada , Australia , New Zealand ( Not In India ) Call & Whatsapp - +91 9650733400 Benefits : Medical Insurances , Travel allowances , Flight Tickets , Meals , etc Visa Category : Work Visa & PR Visa Maintaining accurate, complete health care records and reports. Administering medications to patients and monitoring them for side effects and reactions. Prescribing assistive medical devices and related treatments. Recording patient vital signs and medical information. Ordering medical diagnostic and clinical tests. Monitoring, reporting, and recording symptoms or changes in patient conditions. Administering non-intravenous medications. Assessing, implementing, planning, or evaluating patient nursing care plans by working with healthcare team members. Modifying patient health treatment plans as indicated by patient conditions and responses.

URGENT HIRING !!! location's : Canada , Australia , New Zealand ( Not In India ) Call & Whatsapp - +91 8800897895 Benefits : Medical Insurances , Travel allowances , Flight Tickets , Meals , etc Visa Category : Work Visa & PR Visa Maintaining accurate, complete health care records and reports. Administering medications to patients and monitoring them for side effects and reactions. Prescribing assistive medical devices and related treatments. Recording patient vital signs and medical information. Ordering medical diagnostic and clinical tests. Monitoring, reporting, and recording symptoms or changes in patient conditions. Administering non-intravenous medications. Assessing, implementing, planning, or evaluating patient nursing care plans by working with healthcare team members. Modifying patient health treatment plans as indicated by patient conditions and responses.

Individualized assessment is made by the SICU nurse to determine the immediate needs of the critical care patient. Ongoing assessment is then established to keep tabs on the patients condition and make any changes in treatment based on hospital policyprocedure and protocol. Assessment helps the nurse and other hospital staff determines what plan of action to take in care of the patient. Assessment also allows the SICU nurse to educate the patient and her family on what to expect in the daysweeks and months following SICU treatment. Following doctor or head nurse instructionsthe SICU nurse performs treatments and therapies for the patient. She gives the patient all necessary medication. If the patient lapses into cardiac arrest or another condition that requires resuscitationthe nurse follow hospital protocols and administers life-saving techniques. When a patients condition changes rapidlythe nurse makes quick decisions to treat the patient effectively. As shift changes occurit is the nurses duty to inform the relief nurse of all patient care information. If the patient requires special proceduresthe SICU nurse acts as an assistant to the doctor or head nurse. Documentation of assessments and drug therapy is recorded by the SICU nurse. She also makes documentation of physical therapy and other treatments given. The nurse must also keep all patient clinical records with doctor orders confidentially secure. The SICU nurse must be no discriminative and nonjudgmental when dealing with patients. In some casesthe SICU nurse is the team leader on the nursing staff and reports directly to the head or charge nurse. In this positionshe has the duty of directing and developing the skills and abilities of the staff under her. She is also responsible for giving the team assignments as directed by the head nurse. The nurse plays an active role in team conferencesparticipating in in-service trainings and initiating CPR and codes classes when needed.

Individualized assessment is made by the ICU nurse to determine the immediate needs of the critical care patient. Ongoing assessment is then established to keep tabs on the patients condition and make any changes in treatment based on hospital policyprocedure and protocol. Assessment helps the nurse and other hospital staff determines what plan of action to take in care of the patient. Assessment also allows the ICU nurse to educate the patient and her family on what to expect in the daysweeks and months following ICU treatment. Following doctor or head nurse instructionsthe ICU nurse performs treatments and therapies for the patient. She gives the patient all necessary medication. If the patient lapses into cardiac arrest or another condition that requires resuscitationthe nurse follow hospital protocols and administers life-saving techniques. When a patients condition changes rapidlythe nurse makes quick decisions to treat the patient effectively. As shift changes occurit is the nurses duty to inform the relief nurse of all patient care information. If the patient requires special proceduresthe ICU nurse acts as an assistant to the doctor or head nurse. Documentation of assessments and drug therapy is recorded by the ICU nurse. She also makes documentation of physical therapy and other treatments given. The nurse must also keep all patient clinical records with doctor orders confidentially secure. The ICU nurse must be no discriminative and nonjudgmental when dealing with patients. In some casesthe ICU nurse is the team leader on the nursing staff and reports directly to the head or charge nurse. In this positionshe has the duty of directing and developing the skills and abilities of the staff under her. She is also responsible for giving the team assignments as directed by the head nurse. The nurse plays an active role in team conferencesparticipating in in-service trainings and initiating CPR and codes classes when needed.

Leads and Coordinates nursing staff Head nurse activities responsible for the work of other nurses, providing guidance, and ensuring adherence to established protocols and standards Required Candidate profile Worked indesignation of Nurse superintendent / Nurse in-charge / Head Nurse / Nurse Supervisor, Qualif M,sc Nursing Mandatory Female Candidate Kindly reach us @ Hema - 7305057834 adducoindia@gmail.com

Individualized assessment is made by the ICU nurse to determine the immediate needs of the critical care patient. Ongoing assessment is then established to keep tabs on the patients condition and make any changes in treatment based on hospital policyprocedure and protocol. Assessment helps the nurse and other hospital staff determines what plan of action to take in care of the patient. Assessment also allows the ICU nurse to educate the patient and her family on what to expect in the daysweeks and months following ICU treatment. Following doctor or head nurse instructionsthe ICU nurse performs treatments and therapies for the patient. She gives the patient all necessary medication. If the patient lapses into cardiac arrest or another condition that requires resuscitationthe nurse follow hospital protocols and administers life-saving techniques. When a patients condition changes rapidlythe nurse makes quick decisions to treat the patient effectively. As shift changes occurit is the nurses duty to inform the relief nurse of all patient care information. If the patient requires special proceduresthe ICU nurse acts as an assistant to the doctor or head nurse. Documentation of assessments and drug therapy is recorded by the ICU nurse. She also makes documentation of physical therapy and other treatments given. The nurse must also keep all patient clinical records with doctor orders confidentially secure. The ICU nurse must be no discriminative and nonjudgmental when dealing with patients. In some casesthe ICU nurse is the team leader on the nursing staff and reports directly to the head or charge nurse. In this positionshe has the duty of directing and developing the skills and abilities of the staff under her. She is also responsible for giving the team assignments as directed by the head nurse. The nurse plays an active role in team conferencesparticipating in in-service trainings and initiating CPR and codes classes when needed. Candidate Requirements: Good knowledge of written and spoken English; Excellent understanding of local languages. Demonstrate an organizedeffective and timely approach to all tasks. Good communication skills and the ability to in-still confidence in patients. Ability to adhere to patient confidentiality. Ability to act as part of a multi - cultural and multidisciplinary team. Professional and personal flexibility. Ability to cope with stress.

Required OT In-Charge for Hospital. Education:Diploma/Bachelor's in O.T. Technology,GNM/B.Sc.Nursing Exp-Mini 5-10 years in supervisory experience as OT In-Charge. Must have Speak Language -Bengali Regards Arti Call/whatsapp-8090286126/7897900209

Individualized assessment is made by the SICU nurse to determine the immediate needs of the critical care patient. Ongoing assessment is then established to keep tabs on the patients condition and make any changes in treatment based on hospital policyprocedure and protocol. Assessment helps the nurse and other hospital staff determines what plan of action to take in care of the patient. Assessment also allows the SICU nurse to educate the patient and her family on what to expect in the daysweeks and months following SICU treatment. Following doctor or head nurse instructionsthe SICU nurse performs treatments and therapies for the patient. She gives the patient all necessary medication. If the patient lapses into cardiac arrest or another condition that requires resuscitationthe nurse follow hospital protocols and administers life-saving techniques. When a patients condition changes rapidlythe nurse makes quick decisions to treat the patient effectively. As shift changes occurit is the nurses duty to inform the relief nurse of all patient care information. If the patient requires special proceduresthe SICU nurse acts as an assistant to the doctor or head nurse. Documentation of assessments and drug therapy is recorded by the SICU nurse. She also makes documentation of physical therapy and other treatments given. The nurse must also keep all patient clinical records with doctor orders confidentially secure. The SICU nurse must be no discriminative and nonjudgmental when dealing with patients. In some casesthe SICU nurse is the team leader on the nursing staff and reports directly to the head or charge nurse. In this positionshe has the duty of directing and developing the skills and abilities of the staff under her. She is also responsible for giving the team assignments as directed by the head nurse. The nurse plays an active role in team conferences participating in in-service trainings and initiating CPR and codes classes when needed.

Individualized assessment is made by the SICU nurse to determine the immediate needs of the critical care patient. Ongoing assessment is then established to keep tabs on the patients condition and make any changes in treatment based on hospital policyprocedure and protocol. Assessment helps the nurse and other hospital staff determines what plan of action to take in care of the patient. Assessment also allows the SICU nurse to educate the patient and her family on what to expect in the daysweeks and months following SICU treatment. Following doctor or head nurse instructionsthe SICU nurse performs treatments and therapies for the patient. She gives the patient all necessary medication. If the patient lapses into cardiac arrest or another condition that requires resuscitationthe nurse follow hospital protocols and administers life-saving techniques. When a patients condition changes rapidlythe nurse makes quick decisions to treat the patient effectively. As shift changes occurit is the nurses duty to inform the relief nurse of all patient care information. If the patient requires special proceduresthe SICU nurse acts as an assistant to the doctor or head nurse. Documentation of assessments and drug therapy is recorded by the SICU nurse. She also makes documentation of physical therapy and other treatments given. The nurse must also keep all patient clinical records with doctor orders confidentially secure. The SICU nurse must be no discriminative and nonjudgmental when dealing with patients. In some casesthe SICU nurse is the team leader on the nursing staff and reports directly to the head or charge nurse. In this positionshe has the duty of directing and developing the skills and abilities of the staff under her. She is also responsible for giving the team assignments as directed by the head nurse. The nurse plays an active role in team conferencesparticipating in in-service trainings and initiating CPR and codes classes when needed.

URGENT HIRING !!! location's : Canada , Australia , New Zealand , UK, Germany , Singapore ( Not In India ) Benefits : Medical Insurances , Travel allowances , Flight Tickets , Meals , etc For more information call or whatsapp +91 8800897895 Key Responsibilities: Maintaining accurate, complete health care records and reports. Administering medications to patients and monitoring them for side effects and reactions. Prescribing assistive medical devices and related treatments. Recording patient vital signs and medical information. Ordering medical diagnostic and clinical tests. Monitoring, reporting, and recording symptoms or changes in patient conditions. Administering non-intravenous medications. Assessing, implementing, planning, or evaluating patient nursing care plans by working with healthcare team members. Modifying patient health treatment plans as indicated by patient conditions and responses.

Patient Care Admissiondischarge transfer of patients. Individualized assessment is made by the ICU nurse to determine the immediate needs of the critical care patient. Ongoing assessment is then established to keep tabs on the patients condition and make any changes in treatment based on hospital policyprocedure and protocol. Assessment helps the nurse and other hospital staff determines what plan of action to take in care of the patient. Assessment also allows the ICU nurse to educate the patient and her family on what to expect in the daysweeks and months following ICU treatment. Following doctor or head nurse instructionsthe ICU nurse performs treatments and therapies for the patient. She gives the patient all necessary medication. If the patient lapses into cardiac arrest or another condition that requires resuscitationthe nurse follow hospital protocols and administers life-saving techniques. When a patients condition changes rapidlythe nurse makes quick decisions to treat the patient effectively. As shift changes occurit is the nurses duty to inform the relief nurse of all patient care information. If the patient requires special proceduresthe ICU nurse acts as an assistant to the doctor or head nurse. Documentation of assessments and drug therapy is recorded by the ICU nurse. She also makes documentation of physical therapy and other treatments given. The nurse must also keep all patient clinical records with doctor orders confidentially secure. The ICU nurse must be no discrimination and nonjudgmental when dealing with patients. In some casesthe ICU nurse is the team leader on the nursing staff and reports directly to the head or charge nurse. In this positionshe has the duty of directing and developing the skills and abilities of the staff under her. She is also responsible for giving the team assignments as directed by the head nurse. The nurse plays an active role in team conferencesparticipating in in-service training and initiating CPR and codes classes when needed. Ward Administration Writing nursing care plan for the allocated patient. Keeping patient belonging in safe custodyaccordance with the laid down policy of the hospital. Helping the ward sister in indenting checking of drugs supplies maintaining the inventory. Maintaining nursing procedure. Sterilization of articles. Making rounds with doctors senior nursing personnel. Keeping all the patient record up to date. Observing the patient condition and taking prompt action. Recording reporting patient condition as when required. Providing direct supervision over patient care carried out by the student in her ward. Participating in clinical teaching programme. Taking care of various equipments like VentilatorBIPAP Glucometer Infusion Pump etc

Patient Care Admissiondischarge & transfer of patients. Individualized assessment is made by the ICU nurse to determine the immediate needs of the critical care patient. Ongoing assessment is then established to keep tabs on the patients condition and make any changes in treatment based on hospital policyprocedure and protocol. Assessment helps the nurse and other hospital staff determines what plan of action to take in care of the patient. Assessment also allows the ICU nurse to educate the patient and her family on what to expect in the daysweeks and months following ICU treatment. Following doctor or head nurse instructionsthe ICU nurse performs treatments and therapies for the patient. She gives the patient all necessary medication. If the patient lapses into cardiac arrest or another condition that requires resuscitationthe nurse follow hospital protocols and administers life-saving techniques. When a patients condition changes rapidlythe nurse makes quick decisions to treat the patient effectively. As shift changes occurit is the nurses duty to inform the relief nurse of all patient care information. If the patient requires special proceduresthe ICU nurse acts as an assistant to the doctor or head nurse. Documentation of assessments and drug therapy is recorded by the ICU nurse. She also makes documentation of physical therapy and other treatments given. The nurse must also keep all patient clinical records with doctor orders confidentially secure. The ICU nurse must be no discrimination and nonjudgmental when dealing with patients. In some casesthe ICU nurse is the team leader on the nursing staff and reports directly to the head or charge nurse. In this positionshe has the duty of directing and developing the skills and abilities of the staff under her. She is also responsible for giving the team assignments as directed by the head nurse. The nurse plays an active role in team conferencesparticipating in in-service training and initiating CPR and codes classes when needed. Ward Administration Writing nursing care plan for the allocated patient. Keeping patient belonging in safe custodyaccordance with the laid down policy of the hospital. Helping the ward sister in indenting & checking of drugs & supplies & maintaining the inventory. Maintaining nursing procedure. Sterilization of articles. Making rounds with doctors & senior nursing personnel. Keeping all the patient record up to date. Observing the patient condition and taking prompt action. Recording & reporting patient condition as & when required. Providing direct supervision over patient care carried out by the student in her ward. Participating in clinical teaching programme.

Dr. Medcare is looking for Head Nurse to join our dynamic team and embark on a rewarding career journey. The Head Nurse is responsible for overseeing and managing key aspects of the role, including strategic planning, team coordination, and ensuring the achievement of objectives. Duties include analyzing workflows, optimizing processes, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and ensuring compliance with industry standards. Additionally, the role involves reporting on performance, identifying areas for improvement, and implementing innovative solutions to enhance efficiency and effectiveness.