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Motherhood Hospital in Coimbatore invites applications for a Staff Nurse to provide direct patient care to women and children, monitor vital signs, administer medications, assist with procedures, and support labour and delivery in a busy maternity ward.
The role requires GN M or B.Sc Nursing with current registration, ability to work in rotational shifts including weekends, and a commitment to infection control, patient safety and compassionate care within a multidisciplinary team.
Motherhood is a leading specialty hospital chain with 23 hospitals across 11 cities in India, focused on comprehensive women’s and children’s health care in a warm, comfortable environment. The organization is recognized for compassionate, efficient service and a commitment to enhancing every stage of a woman’s life. Motherhood provides holistic care that spans gynaecological and reproductive health, smooth and dignified labour and delivery, and high-quality paediatric services. Children receive continuous care from the fetal stage through adolescence, including growth monitoring and vaccinations. Advanced technology and modern infrastructure support clinical teams in delivering safe, high-quality care and positive patient experiences.
This is a full-time, on-site Staff Nurse role based at Motherhood Hospital in Coimbatore. The Staff Nurse will provide direct patient care to women and children, including monitoring vital signs, administering medications, assisting with procedures, and supporting labour and delivery. The role involves coordinating with doctors and allied health professionals, updating medical records accurately, and ensuring adherence to clinical protocols and infection control standards. The Staff Nurse will educate patients and families about treatment plans, post-procedure care, and preventive health, while promoting a respectful, safe, and comforting environment. The role also includes participation in quality initiatives, shift handovers, and continuous improvement of nursing practices.