Senior Staff Nurse - OPD

Role Overview

General Nursing Responsibilities

• Provide age-specific patient-centered care using the nursing process.
• Perform patient and family physical and psychological needs assessments.
• Coordinate, plan, prioritize, and revise care based on individual needs.
• Document relevant data in medical records according to hospital standards.
• Maintain supplies, equipment, a safe environment, and current nursing competencies.
• Administer controlled and semi-controlled drugs safely and complete required documentation.
• Participate in staff meetings, unit committees, education, quality improvement, and unit goal development.

Satellite Clinic Responsibilities

• Support staff nurses and care assistants in planning, implementing, and evaluating direct patient care.
• Maintain accurate nursing documentation and effective communication regarding follow-up care and instructions.
• Supervise and advise nursing staff and Patient Relations Executive staff regarding patient inquiries.
• Maintain clinic KPIs, quality checklists, environmental audits, stock levels, and corrective action plans.
• Coordinate patient tests, insurance approvals, operations scheduling, discounts, and patient updates.
• Ensure timely closure of safety items, root cause analysis, and reporting of clinical KPIs.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in nursing with a minimum three-year full-time course duration, or a qualifying two-year nursing degree with Registered Nurse registration from an accepted jurisdiction.
• Valid license or registration to practice in the home country or country of last employment, where applicable.
• Valid Basic Life Support certification or another certification appropriate to the scope of practice.
• Three to five years of recent post-graduate nursing experience.
• Previous Team Leader or Senior Registered Nurse experience is advantageous.
• Basic Cardiac Life Support certification is essential.

Required Professional Capabilities

• Ability to provide care based on age, appropriateness, and developmental needs.
• Skills in assessing patients’ and families’ physical and psychological needs.
• Skills in coordinating, planning, and prioritizing care based on individual needs.