Lead Nurse – Paediatric Oncology (24/7 Care)

aku; Pakistan; On-site; PKR 1,800,000 - 3,000,000; Full time

Job summary

Aga Khan University Hospital in Karachi, Pakistan, seeks a Head Nurse for the Paediatric Oncology unit to lead nursing care and operations. The role oversees 24/7 staffing, ensures high-quality patient outcomes, and mentors a multidisciplinary team to deliver safe treatment plans.

The ideal candidate holds a BScN with a license in good standing and at least four years of experience, including two in a leadership role. Master’s preferred; CPR, PALS and related certifications are required.

Qualifications

• BScN from an accredited school with a valid nursing license.
• Master's degree preferred for advanced leadership roles.
• 4+ years of nursing experience, with at least 2 in management.
• CPR, Safe Medication Administration, aseptic techniques, IV cannulation and PALS certified.

Responsibilities

• Manage 24/7 staffing scheduling to ensure quality and safe patient care.
• Ensure timely physician rounds and accurate treatment regimens.
• Meet patients and families to resolve concerns related to care.
• Collaborate with support services to meet patient needs.
• Lead multidisciplinary quality improvement projects.
• Set and monitor unit standards, goals, and priorities.
• Encourage staff development and mentorship in nursing.
• Monitor credentialing requirements for nursing staff.
• Assess learning needs and ensure completion of required training.

Skills

Leadership

Clinical nursing

Staff scheduling

Patient communication

Quality care

Education

BScN in Nursing

Master's degree in Nursing (preferred)

Pakistan Nursing Council license

CPR Certification

Safe Medication Administration

Aseptic Techniques

IV Cannulation

Paediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)

Job description

Aga Khan University Hospital in Karachi, Pakistan, seeks a Head Nurse for the Paediatric Oncology unit to lead nursing care and operations. The role oversees 24/7 staffing, ensures high-quality patient outcomes, and mentors a multidisciplinary team to deliver safe treatment plans.

The ideal candidate holds a BScN with a license in good standing and at least four years of experience, including two in a leadership role. Master’s preferred; CPR, PALS and related certifications are required.