Patient Admission and OrientationVerify patient admission details from the admission desk. Escort patients and their families to their assigned room or bed. Explain hospital rules, visiting hours, and available services. Document the initial patient assessment including vitals, complaints, and medical history. 2. Ongoing Patient Monitoring and CareRegularly monitor and record vital signs (blood pressure, pulse, temperature, respiratory rate, oxygen levels). Observe and document any changes in the patient's physical or emotional condition. Maintain accurate nursing notes and hand over updates to the next shift. 3. Assisting with Daily ActivitiesHelp patients with personal hygiene, mobility, feeding (if required), and overall comfort. Assist post-operative patients and new mothers in recovery and baby care. Educate new mothers on breastfeeding, postnatal care, and hygiene. 4. Medication and Treatment AdministrationAdminister prescribed medications, injections, IV fluids, and blood transfusions as per doctor's orders. Set up and monitor IV lines, catheter care, wound dressing, and oxygen therapy. Record medication times, doses, and any side effects or reactions. 5. Coordination with Doctors and Multidisciplinary TeamAssist doctors during rounds and provide patient updates or concerns. Prepare patients for surgeries, procedures, or diagnostic tests. Follow up on treatment plans and inform the concerned departments. 6. Infection Control and HygieneEnsure cleanliness and hygiene of the ward and patient rooms. Adhere to hospital protocols for sterilization, PPE usage, and waste disposal. Implement infection control measures to prevent cross-contamination. 7. Patient and Family EducationProvide clear instructions about medication, treatment, and post-discharge care. Offer emotional support to patients during their recovery process. Guide families during discharge, explaining instructions, and prescriptions. 8. Documentation and ReportingMaintain accurate patient records including nursing notes, vitals, treatment plans, and care updates. Report any incidents, adverse reactions, or concerns to the nurse-in-charge or doctor. Ensure proper completion of discharge summaries, patient reports, and instructions.