Staff Nurse (NICU)

As a NICU Nurse, your main objective will be to assist the In-charge in managing NICU operations effectively, ensuring the provision of competent nursing care for pre-term and ill neonates. You will be responsible for adhering to standard Nursing NICU protocols, coordinating with clinicians to implement care pathways, and interacting with parents to provide emotional support and education. It is essential to prioritize neonate safety, medication safety, and neonate confidentiality while adhering to NABH & NE standards and infection control protocols. Your key responsibilities will include assisting with the functioning of the NICU, adhering to nursing clinical standards, and ensuring the comfort and safety of neonates. You will be responsible for completing nursing assessments, preparing care plans, administering medications, monitoring vital signs, and assisting doctors in special procedures. Additionally, you will coordinate the procurement of blood products for transfusion, complete preoperative checklists, and maintain accurate medical and nursing records of neonates. You will also play a crucial role in fulfilling the service vision by providing personalized care, coordinating with support departments, and maintaining a cordial relationship with colleagues. Ward management tasks such as inventory management, accurate data collection for quality indicators, and timely handover at shift changes will also be part of your responsibilities. To excel in this role, you should possess a GNM/B.Sc Nursing degree, have at least 2 years of experience in NICU, and demonstrate clinical skills, documentation skills, and people skills. Behavioral competencies such as effective communication, positive attitude, problem-solving abilities, teamwork, and empathy are essential for success in this position. This full-time, permanent position offers benefits including health insurance, paid sick time, and provident fund. The work schedule involves rotational shifts, and a yearly bonus may be provided. Immediate joiners with experience in NICU are preferred for this in-person role. Your commitment to providing high-quality care to neonates and their families will be instrumental in making a positive impact in the NICU environment.,