Staff Nurse

About the Role

The Staff Nurse is responsible for providing quality patient care, administering medications, monitoring patient health, assisting doctors during treatments and procedures, and maintaining nursing records while ensuring patient safety and hospital protocols.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide direct nursing care to patients according to their medical needs and treatment plans.
• Monitor and record vital signs, including blood pressure, pulse, temperature, respiratory rate, and oxygen saturation.
• Administer medications, injections, IV fluids, and prescribed treatments as per doctors' orders.
• Assist doctors during medical examinations, procedures, and emergency situations.
• Maintain accurate patient records, nursing notes, medication charts, and other clinical documentation.
• Follow infection control practices, hand hygiene, biomedical waste management, and sterilization protocols.
• Identify changes in patients' health conditions and immediately report concerns to the treating doctor.
• Ensure the availability and proper functioning of nursing equipment and medical supplies.
• Provide patient and family education regarding medications, treatment, hygiene, and discharge instructions.
• Maintain patient confidentiality, dignity, and professional ethics at all times.
• Coordinate with doctors, nursing staff, technicians, and other hospital departments to ensure effective patient care.
• Follow hospital policies, SOPs, NABH standards, and patient safety guidelines.
• Assist in patient admission, transfer, discharge, and emergency management.
• Maintain cleanliness and safety in the assigned ward or department.
• Perform any other nursing duties assigned by the Nursing In-charge or hospital management.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• GNM (General Nursing and Midwifery) or B.Sc. Nursing from a recognized institution.
• Valid registration with the respective State Nursing Council.
• Previous hospital experience preferred; freshers may be considered based on hospital requirements.

Qualifications

• Strong clinical and patient-care skills.
• Good communication and teamwork.
• Ability to handle emergencies calmly.
• Knowledge of infection control and medication safety.
• Accurate documentation and time management.
• Compassion, discipline, and professional conduct.

Working Conditions: Shift-based duty, including rotational shifts, night shifts, weekends, and public holidays as scheduled. Compliance with hospital attendance, leave, and reporting policies.