Staff Nurse

Job Description

ey Responsibilities: Basic Medical Care: Administer daily medications as prescribed. Monitor vital signs (BP, pulse, temperature, respiration) and report abnormalities. Provide wound care, catheter care, and manage chronic conditions (e.g., diabetes, hypertension). Hygiene and Personal Care: Support residents with bathing, grooming, toileting, and maintaining personal hygiene. Identify and manage pressure sores or hygiene-related issues. Health Monitoring & Documentation: Maintain individual health records for all residents. Regularly update records with changes in condition or treatment plans. Coordinate with physicians for periodic health checkups. Emergency Response: Provide first aid and emergency care in case of illness, injury, or collapse. Arrange for ambulance or hospital transfer if required. Psychosocial Support: Provide emotional support to residents who may be mentally ill, traumatized, or depressed. Show empathy, patience, and dignity in care. Infection Control: Maintain a clean and sanitary environment to prevent infections. Educate caregivers and housekeeping staff on hygiene protocols. Nutrition and Well-being: Monitor dietary intake, ensure residents are fed adequately, especially those with special needs. Collaborate with kitchen staff for special diet plans if required. Liaison and Coordination: Coordinate with doctors, social workers, and administrative staff. Support the reintegration or rehabilitation of residents as applicable. Training and Supervision: Train caregivers and volunteers on basic nursing care, hygiene, and handling of residents. Supervise helpers involved in daily care activities. Requirements Required Skills and Qualities: Clinical nursing skills (medication, wound care, vital signs monitoring) Compassionate and non-judgmental attitude Patience and resilience in emotionally demanding situations Good communication skills – especially with elderly and vulnerable individuals Teamwork and collaboration Basic record-keeping and reporting ability Awareness of mental health and geriatric care principles Show more Show less