Inpatient Maternity Nurse — Compassionate, Safe Care

Siloam Hospitals Group; Lubuklinggau; On-site; IDR 55,800,000 - 89,280,000; Full time

Job summary

Siloam Hospitals Group is seeking a Diploma (D3) educated nurse to provide nursing care for outpatients and inpatients, ensuring safety and quality across shifts. You will prepare facilities, maintain equipment, and support cleanliness while delivering patient-centered care.

You will conduct admission assessments, plan and execute care, educate patients and families, and collaborate with doctors, pharmacy, and other departments to ensure continuous, high-quality nursing services.

Qualifications

• Diploma (D3) Degree from Nursing.
• Have minimum 6 months clinical experience in an inpatient area.

Responsibilities

• Carry out nursing care to outpatients and inpatients as assigned, following nursing division policies and quality targets.
• Work in morning, afternoon, and evening shifts as rostered by Head Nurse; provide independent nursing interventions.
• Prepare facilities and ensure room safety, comfort, and availability of medicines and equipment; maintain cleanliness of work area.
• Perform nursing actions according to standard operating procedures within competence limits.
• Assess patients at admission and during care, determine nursing problems, implement goals, and provide education to patients and families.
• Document medical records accurately; handover to the next shift nurse; maintain the nursing care recording system.
• Provide polite and therapeutic communication to patients, families, and staff; coordinate with related departments.

Education

Diploma (D3) Degree from Nursing

Job description

Siloam Hospitals Group is seeking a Diploma (D3) educated nurse to provide nursing care for outpatients and inpatients, ensuring safety and quality across shifts. You will prepare facilities, maintain equipment, and support cleanliness while delivering patient-centered care.

You will conduct admission assessments, plan and execute care, educate patients and families, and collaborate with doctors, pharmacy, and other departments to ensure continuous, high-quality nursing services.