Closing on: 31 Mar 2025
Expected Salary
SAR 5,000 - SAR 6,000 / Monthly
Specialisation
Staff Nurse
Provide Comprehensive Nursing Care:
Perform all nursing duties in compliance with facility policies, procedures, and the nursing scope of service.
Deliver assigned nursing care practices, including but not limited to:
Assisting physicians during medical procedures.
Taking, reporting, and documenting vital signs.
Accurately carrying out physician orders.
Preparing and administering medications as per unit or department protocols.
Monitoring, assessing, re-assessing, planning, implementing, and evaluating nursing care plans.
Responding professionally to patient needs and demands.
Emergency Room-Specific Duties:
Perform patient triage, identify priority cases, and determine care needs based on triage levels.
Conduct patient assessments, identify urgent care needs, initiate emergency management, and refer to physicians as required.
Assist physicians with physical exams, including vital signs, history taking, and patient assessments. Observe and re-assess patients for changes in condition.
Support emergency procedures such as suturing simple lacerations, wound care, and other interventions.
Administer medications, prepare injections, start IVs, and ensure proper documentation of all administered medications.
Monitor and record patient responses to medications.
Perform phlebotomy, collect lab specimens, label them correctly, and send them for testing.
Place patients on cardiac and vital sign monitors as needed.
Perform 12-lead ECGs and "Point of Care" tests, reporting results and critical values as per policy.
Actively participate in Code Blue situations following facility protocols.
Patient and Family Education:
Conduct patient and family education on health care topics and provide necessary health teachings.
Inventory and Equipment Management:
Request and maintain adequate stock levels of medical and non-medical supplies.
Ensure the cleanliness, functionality, and availability of equipment daily.
Perform preventive maintenance checks, troubleshoot malfunctions, and coordinate with the biomedical department for repairs.
Validate and check ambulance equipment, medications, and supplies as per shift assignments.
Infection Control and Waste Management:
Adhere to facility policies for disposing, labeling, and handling biohazard materials.
Follow waste management regulations and linen management practices.
Professional Development:
Continuously update nursing knowledge, techniques, and practices to provide safe, holistic patient care.
Attend educational workshops, establish professional networks, and participate in unit projects and activities.
Communication and Collaboration:
Communicate effectively and professionally with patients, families, colleagues, and management.
Adhere to the chain of command and maintain confidentiality of patient, family, colleague, and facility information.
Compliance with HR Policies:
Follow HR policies related to annual leave, sick leave, scheduling, and punctuality.
Participation in Facility Initiatives:
Actively participate in patient education, infection control, and quality department training and projects.
Engage in facility improvement programs, attend meetings, and contribute to quality performance initiatives.
Emergency Preparedness:
Adhere to facility emergency protocols and respond to on-call duties for emergencies.
Display flexibility in working additional shifts or duties as required by the unit or department.
Compassionate Care:
Establish a compassionate environment by providing emotional, psychological, and spiritual support to patients and families.
Training and Mentorship:
Precept newly hired nursing staff, act as a role model, and serve as an advocate and ambassador for the nursing department.
Incident Reporting:
Report incidents such as near misses, sentinel events, and risks as per facility policies and procedures.
Additional Duties:
Perform any other tasks assigned by the Head Nurse or Nursing Manager within the scope of practice.
Assist in administrative duties, maintain records, and report unusual occurrences.
Help transport patients to other departments as needed.
Ensure cleanliness and orderliness of workspaces and patient care areas.
Assist and train other nursing staff, including cross-training as required.
Adaptability and Flexibility:
Demonstrate adaptability and flexibility in responding to changing unit needs and participating in cross-training programs.
Professional and Personal Growth:
Seek opportunities for professional and personal development to enhance knowledge, skills, and attitudes, ensuring the delivery of holistic patient care.
Confidentiality and Ethical Practice:
Maintain confidentiality of all information accessed or encountered during work hours and abide by the facility’s confidentiality agreement.
Equipment and Ambulance Readiness:
Ensure the readiness and functionality of emergency equipment, including ambulance supplies and medications.
Team Collaboration:
Work collaboratively with the healthcare team to ensure efficient and effective patient care delivery.
Adherence to Facility Standards:
Uphold the facility’s standards of care, policies, and procedures.
Provide Comprehensive Nursing Care:
Perform all nursing duties in compliance with facility policies, procedures, and the nursing scope of service.
Deliver assigned nursing care practices, including but not limited to:
Assisting physicians during medical procedures.
Taking, reporting, and documenting vital signs.
Accurately carrying out physician orders.
Preparing and administering medications as per unit or department protocols.
Monitoring, assessing, re-assessing, planning, implementing, and evaluating nursing care plans.
Responding professionally to patient needs and demands.
Emergency Room-Specific Duties:
Perform patient triage, identify priority cases, and determine care needs based on triage levels.
Conduct patient assessments, identify urgent care needs, initiate emergency management, and refer to physicians as required.
Assist physicians with physical exams, including vital signs, history taking, and patient assessments. Observe and re-assess patients for changes in condition.
Support emergency procedures such as suturing simple lacerations, wound care, and other interventions.
Administer medications, prepare injections, start IVs, and ensure proper documentation of all administered medications.
Monitor and record patient responses to medications.
Perform phlebotomy, collect lab specimens, label them correctly, and send them for testing.
Place patients on cardiac and vital sign monitors as needed.
Perform 12-lead ECGs and "Point of Care" tests, reporting results and critical values as per policy.
Actively participate in Code Blue situations following facility protocols.
Patient and Family Education:
Conduct patient and family education on health care topics and provide necessary health teachings.
Inventory and Equipment Management:
Request and maintain adequate stock levels of medical and non-medical supplies.
Ensure the cleanliness, functionality, and availability of equipment daily.
Perform preventive maintenance checks, troubleshoot malfunctions, and coordinate with the biomedical department for repairs.
Validate and check ambulance equipment, medications, and supplies as per shift assignments.
Infection Control and Waste Management:
Adhere to facility policies for disposing, labeling, and handling biohazard materials.
Follow waste management regulations and linen management practices.
Professional Development:
Continuously update nursing knowledge, techniques, and practices to provide safe, holistic patient care.
Attend educational workshops, establish professional networks, and participate in unit projects and activities.
Communication and Collaboration:
Communicate effectively and professionally with patients, families, colleagues, and management.
Adhere to the chain of command and maintain confidentiality of patient, family, colleague, and facility information.
Compliance with HR Policies:
Follow HR policies related to annual leave, sick leave, scheduling, and punctuality.
Participation in Facility Initiatives:
Actively participate in patient education, infection control, and quality department training and projects.
Engage in facility improvement programs, attend meetings, and contribute to quality performance initiatives.
Emergency Preparedness:
Adhere to facility emergency protocols and respond to on-call duties for emergencies.
Display flexibility in working additional shifts or duties as required by the unit or department.
Compassionate Care:
Establish a compassionate environment by providing emotional, psychological, and spiritual support to patients and families.
Training and Mentorship:
Precept newly hired nursing staff, act as a role model, and serve as an advocate and ambassador for the nursing department.
Incident Reporting:
Report incidents such as near misses, sentinel events, and risks as per facility policies and procedures.
Additional Duties:
Perform any other tasks assigned by the Head Nurse or Nursing Manager within the scope of practice.
Assist in administrative duties, maintain records, and report unusual occurrences.
Help transport patients to other departments as needed.
Ensure cleanliness and orderliness of workspaces and patient care areas.
Assist and train other nursing staff, including cross-training as required.
Adaptability and Flexibility:
Demonstrate adaptability and flexibility in responding to changing unit needs and participating in cross-training programs.
Professional and Personal Growth:
Seek opportunities for professional and personal development to enhance knowledge, skills, and attitudes, ensuring the delivery of holistic patient care.
Confidentiality and Ethical Practice:
Maintain confidentiality of all information accessed or encountered during work hours and abide by the facility’s confidentiality agreement.
Equipment and Ambulance Readiness:
Ensure the readiness and functionality of emergency equipment, including ambulance supplies and medications.
Team Collaboration:
Work collaboratively with the healthcare team to ensure efficient and effective patient care delivery.
Adherence to Facility Standards:
Uphold the facility’s standards of care, policies, and procedures.
