Staff nurse GNM BSC for School Karmpura Delhi location

About The Opportunity

• Triage and provide immediate first-aid care for student and staff injuries and illnesses according to established protocols.
• Manage medical emergencies on-site, stabilise patients, and coordinate timely transfers to nearby hospitals when required.
• Maintain accurate health records, medication logs, incident reports, and immunization records for students and staff.
• Conduct regular health screenings (vision, hearing, growth monitoring) and refer cases to parents or primary care providers as needed.
• Administer prescribed medications and follow-up care per parental consent and school medical policies; enforce medication safety procedures.
• Develop and deliver health education messages to students and staff and contribute to emergency preparedness and infection-control practices in the school.
  

Skills & Qualifications

Must-Have

• GNM or B.Sc Nursing with active registration from the relevant State Nursing Council.
• Valid Basic Life Support (BLS) / CPR certification; pediatric CPR preferred.
• Proven experience working in school health, paediatric outpatient, community health, or similar settings.
• Strong competency in first aid, medication administration, wound care, and emergency triage.
• Good record-keeping skills and familiarity with maintaining confidential health records.
• Ability to communicate clearly with children, parents, teaching staff, and external healthcare providers; comfortable working in a school environment.
  

Preferred

• Experience with immunization tracking and school health programmes.
• Familiarity with Electronic Health Records (EHR) or digital medical log systems.
• Additional certifications such as Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) or Advanced First Aid.
  

• Stable, school-hour schedule with defined on-site responsibilities and supportive school leadership.
• Opportunity to positively impact child health and wellbeing in an educational setting.
• Collaborative environment working closely with teachers, counsellors, and parents to promote student health.