OPD & Ward Management: Hands over and takes over the patient and ward equipment and supply. · Keeps the Ward neat and tidy. · Maintains safety of the ward equipment. · Prepares and checks ward supplies. · Assists Ward Supervisor/Sister in ward management and officiates in her/his absence. Assists in taking inventories. · Supervises students and other junior Nursing personnel working with her/him. · Maintains ward record and reports assigned to her/ him by the sister in charge.
Strong clinical skills in assessment, diagnosis, and treatment. Ability to work under pressure and make quick decisions. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Strong organizational and time management skills. Leadership and supervisory skills. Analytical and problem-solving abilities. Commitment to patient safety and quality care Responding to emergency calls and providing immediate medical attention. Conducting routine medical examinations and screenings. Collaborating with occupational health teams to assess workplace hazards. Monitoring and managing chronic conditions. Supervising junior doctors and other healthcare staff. Participating in medical research and staying updated on medical advancements. Ensuring compliance with healthcare regulations and safety standards.
Providing immediate medical care: This includes assessing patients, providing treatment and medication, and ensuring patient stability, especially in emergency situations. Managing patient admissions and discharges: This involves reviewing patient records, ensuring appropriate procedures are followed, and discharging patients when medically stable. Monitoring patient progress and adjusting treatment plans: DMOs track patient response to treatment, vital signs, and make necessary adjustments to care plans. Collaborating with other healthcare professionals: This includes working with nurses, specialists, and other allied health professionals to coordinate patient care. Maintaining accurate patient records: This involves documenting patient histories, examinations, treatments, and progress notes. Ensuring patient safety and adherence to protocols: This includes maintaining a safe environment, monitoring infection control, and promoting patient safety. Educating patients and families: Providing information about medical conditions, treatment options, and potential side effects. Participating in clinical rounds and case discussions: Contributing to the overall management of patient care.
Organizing and conducting therapeutic physical exercise sessions. Providing massages and using specialized techniques like electrotherapy and ultrasound. Liaising with other healthcare professionals. Writing patient reports and collecting statistics. Supervising other therapies like hydrotherapy and aromatherapy. Involving and educating patients' families and caregivers.
Dispensing Medications: Pharmacists accurately fill prescriptions according to doctor's orders, ensuring the correct dosage and form of medication. Patient Counseling: They provide guidance to patients on how to take their medications safely and effectively, including potential side effects and interactions. Medication Therapy Management: Pharmacists monitor patient medication regimens, identify potential problems, and make recommendations to doctors to improve patient outcomes. Inventory Management: They maintain accurate records of medications, ensuring proper storage and handling, and managing stock levels. Quality Assurance: Pharmacists ensure the quality, safety, and proper use of medications through various quality control procedures and by staying up-to-date on new medications and treatments. Collaboration: They work closely with doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to provide comprehensive patient care. Regulatory Compliance: Pharmacists adhere to all relevant laws and regulations related to the practice of pharmacy. Public Health Initiatives: In some settings, pharmacists may participate in public health initiatives, such as vaccination programs or medication adherence programs.
Staff Nurse Responsibilities: Provide high-quality patient care. Assist with the continuous development of staff. Identify hazards in the workplace and provide solutions. Treat emergency injuries. Develop programs to maintain health and safety. Identify work-related risks. Document all injuries and illnesses. Staff Nurse Requirements: A nursing degree. Post qualification nursing experience. Valid nursing board registration. Able to work in a multicultural team. Maintain a positive attitude in a fast-paced environment. Continue professional development activities. Maintain meticulous records.
Welcoming patients, pharmaceutical representatives and vendors on the telephone and in-person visitors and answering patient inquires Scheduling appointments for patients Maintaining records and accounts of patients Processing different payments for patients Answering multi-line phone and transferring calls to direct and departments Maintaining the confidentiality of patient and doctor's information Preparing customer bills and specimen labels for the next day's patient Keeping track of office supplies, inventories and placing orders as necessary Ensuring maintenance of the reception area Updating patient insurance information