Staff Nurse ICU

Role Overview: As a Nurse, your primary responsibility will be to provide direct patient care by performing various nursing procedures including admission and discharge processes, maintaining personal hygiene and comfort of patients, attending to their nutritional needs, and administering medications. You will also be responsible for coordinating patient care with other team members, assisting doctors in medical procedures, and documenting all procedures accurately. Additionally, you will be involved in ward/ICU/unit management, maintaining cleanliness, supervising duties of support staff, and managing records related to patient care. Key Responsibilities: - Carry out admission and discharge procedures of patients - Make beds of serious patients and assist in bed-making for other patients - Maintain personal hygiene and comfort of patients - Attend to nutritional needs and feed helpless patients - Implement and maintain ward policies and routines - Coordinate patient care with other team members - Perform various technical tasks related to nursing care - Administer medications and assist in medical procedures - Maintain records and reports of all procedures - Manage ward/ICU/unit by ensuring cleanliness, supervising staff, and maintaining necessary equipment - Procure necessary equipment and drugs for postoperative/ICU/burns units - Operate critical care equipment and participate in appraisal schemes Qualification Required: - ANM, GNM, BSc, PBBSc - Minimum 0 to maximum 5 years of experience Key Skills: - Excellent communication skills and confidence - Ability to work effectively in a team - Attention to detail and adaptability to work under pressure Additional Details: The company emphasizes on the importance of good communication skills, accountability, staff development, continuous learning, and maintaining a respectful and supportive work environment. Nurses are encouraged to participate in annual appraisals, update their knowledge, and ensure accurate documentation as required. Regular attendance in nursing education sessions is also expected to stay updated with current concepts and patient care methods. (Note: Benefits, schedule, language preference, and work location details are provided in the original job description but omitted here for brevity.),