Enrolled Nurse (Inpatient)

Singapore General Hospital; Singapore; On-site; SGD 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading healthcare institution is seeking an Enrolled Nurse for its Cardiothoracic Surgery and Cardiology wards. The role involves working in shifts and providing care for cardiac patients. Training is available for those without experience, but vaccination proof is required.

Qualifications

• Experience in working with cardiac patients is an advantage.
• Training will be provided for applicants without relevant work experience.

Responsibilities

• Work in Cardiothoracic Surgery wards, ICU, and CCU.
• Be prepared to be on call in the Cardiac Catheterisation/Imaging Laboratories.

Skills

Cardiac Care

Patient Care

Education

Nursing qualification registered with the Singapore Nursing Board

Job description

You will have opportunities to work in the Cardiothoracic Surgery wards/Intensive Care Unit (ICU), Cardiology wards/Coronary Care Unit (CCU), or Cardiac Catheterisation/Imaging Laboratories. You are required to work shifts in the wards, ICU, and CCU. For positions at the Cardiac Catheterisation/Imaging Laboratories, you must be prepared to be on call according to the roster.

Job Requirements

1. Enrolled Nurse or a Nursing qualification that can be registered with the Singapore Nursing Board
2. Experience in working with cardiac patients is an advantage
3. Applicants without relevant work experience are welcome to apply as training will be provided
4. Documented proof of:
1. Measles (or Mumps, Measles, and Rubella) vaccination or serological evidence of measles immunity;
2. Diphtheria (Tetanus, Diphtheria, and Pertussis) vaccination taken within the preceding 10 years, as required for all healthcare workers under the Healthcare Services Act, effective from 3 January 2022. Applicants without these vaccinations are welcome to apply if they undertake to complete the vaccination(s) before work commencement upon successful interview and employment.
5. We regret that only applicants who have been fully vaccinated for Covid-19 (according to MOH’s definitions) will be considered due to exposure risk.