Male Nursing Staff

Key Responsibilities:

1. Patient Care and Monitoring

• Provide round-the-clock nursing care, including bathing, feeding, and assisting patients with mobility and hygiene.
• Monitor and record patients vital signs such as temperature, blood pressure, respiration, and pulse.
• Document patients ' symptoms, progress, and responses to treatment and share findings with physicians.
• Assist in repositioning and transporting immobile or post-operative patients to avoid bedsores or injuries.

2. Medication and Treatment Administration

• Administer oral medications, injections, and intravenous fluids as per doctor s prescriptions.
• Ensure timely delivery and accurate dosages of prescribed medications.
• Assist in the preparation and execution of diagnostic tests and minor procedures.
• Maintain medication records and report any adverse reactions or complications to the medical team.

3. Assistance in Medical Procedures

• Assist doctors and surgeons during medical rounds, wound dressings, minor surgeries, and emergency procedures.
• Prepare and sterilize instruments, dressing trays, and medical equipment.
• Provide post-operative care and monitor patients recovery progress.

4. Patient Education and Communication

• Educate patients and their families about health conditions, prescribed treatments, and aftercare instructions.
• Provide psychological support to patients and create a positive healing environment.
• Act as a communication link between patients, families, doctors, and other medical staff.

5. Infection Control and Safety

• Follow strict hygiene and infection control protocols to prevent hospital-acquired infections.
• Dispose of medical waste safely and in compliance with hospital standards and government regulations.
• Ensure the cleanliness and organization of assigned patient wards and nursing stations.

6. Emergency Response

• Respond swiftly to emergency situations such as cardiac arrests, trauma cases, or deteriorating patient conditions.
• Perform basic life support (BLS) or advanced cardiac life support (ACLS), if certified.
• Assist in CPR, wound management, bleeding control, and trauma stabilization.

7. Documentation and Compliance

• Maintain accurate nursing records, charts, and reports in physical or digital formats.
• Update patient case files, medication charts, and care plans regularly.
• Ensure compliance with medical ethics, patient confidentiality, and institutional policies.

8. Teamwork and Coordination

• Work collab