Senior Staff Nurse

Narayana Health; Bengaluru; On-site; INR 450,000 - 600,000; Full time

Job summary

Narayana Health in Bengaluru is seeking a dedicated nurse to oversee admission, monitoring and discharge of newborns in the neonatal care unit. You will ensure hygienic practices, administer IV therapies and reliably communicate with mothers and families, supporting critical infant care in shifts with the care team.

The ideal candidate will have strong English skills, good communication, confidentiality discipline and the ability to work in a multidisciplinary, multi-cultural environment while

Qualifications

• Good knowledge of written and spoken English; excellent understanding of local languages.
• Demonstrate an organized, effective and timely approach to all tasks.
• Good communication skills and the ability to instill confidence in patients.
• Ability to adhere to patient confidentiality.
• Ability to work as part of a multi-cultural and multidisciplinary team.

Responsibilities

• Admission and discharge of the patients
• Provide intravenous therapies, feedings and monitor the baby
• Make the baby feel comfortable
• Provide full detailed knowledge about the baby to mother
• Ensure every activity performed on ill infant is purely hygienic
• Works in shifts with other staff and wears all necessary gear
• Ensures the functioning of all devices is good
• Produce all the reports of ill infant to doctor which help him/her to monitor the baby condition
• Responsible for all documentation as per policy and all forms necessary for the patient
• The nurses have to keep checking on the patients constantly during their duty as all the patients are in critical condition
• Care of the dying and dead
• Maintenance of therapeutic environment in the ward
• BLS and NALS/PALS trained staff

Skills

English proficiency

Communication

Organizational skills

Confidentiality

Teamwork

Job description

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Narayana Health, one of India's largest and World's most economical healthcare service providers is set to emerge as a global industry model for its ability to reconcile quality, affordability, scale, transparency, credibility and sustainable profitability. From 300 beds hospital in 2001, Narayana Health has grown to a 6900 beds healthcare conglomerate in 2014 with 26 hospitals present in 16 Cities within the country and also has International Presence in Cayman.

NH has been known for its cost- cutting approach and ranked 36th among World's 50 Most Innovative Companiesby Fast Companies in 2012. NH has also been a proud recipient of Frost & Sullivan India Healthcare Excellence Awards 2012 in the category Healthcare Service Provider Company of the Year and FICCI Health Care Excellence Award 2012 for Addressing Industry Issues.

Job Purpose:

Responsible for admission, monitoring and discharge of the infants/babies.

Job Responsibilities:

• Admission and discharge of the patients
• Provide with intravenous therapies, food feedings and monitors the baby.
• Make the baby feel comfortable.
• Provide full detailed knowledge about the baby to mother.
• Ensure every activity performed on ill infant is purely hygienic.
• Works in shifts with other staff and wears all the gear that is needed.
• Ensures the functioning of all devices is good.
• Produce all the reports of ill infant to doctor which help him/her to monitor the baby condition.
• Responsible for all documentation as per policy and all forms which are necessary for the patient
• The nurses have to keep checking on the patients constantly during their duty as all the patients are in critical condition
• Care of the dying and dead
• Maintenance of therapeutic environment in the ward
• BLS and NALS/PALS trained staff.

Candidate Requirements:

• Good knowledge of written and spoken English; Excellent understanding of local languages.
• Demonstrate an organized, effective and timely approach to all tasks.
• Good communication skills and the ability to in-still confidence in patients.
• Ability to adhere to patient confidentiality.
• Ability to act as part of a multi – cultural and multidisciplinary team.