Wound Care Cleaning and dressing wounds including surgical sites applying bandages and managing minor injuries Infection Control Maintaining a sterile environment sterilizing instruments and adhering to infection control protocols Patient Education Educating patients and their families on wound care hygiene practices and prevention strategies Assistance Assisting doctors and nurses with procedures including the removal of sutures or staples under supervision Documentation Recording and reporting any abnormalities in wound appearance or patient response to treatment Equipment Management Ensuring proper maintenance and handling of medical equipment and supplies First Aid Providing first aid in emergency situations Essential Skills and Qualities Technical Proficiency Skilled in wound cleaning dressing application and bandaging techniques Attention to Detail Accuracy in wound care procedures and documentation is crucial Infection Control Awareness Knowledge of infection control protocols and hygiene practices Communication Skills Ability to effectively communicate with patients families and other healthcare professionals Empathy and Compassion Providing emotional support and understanding to patients during their healing process Physical Stamina Ability to stand for extended periods and perform physically demanding tasks Teamwork Collaborating effectively with other healthcare professionals Educational Requirements Typically requires a diploma or certification in first-aid and wound management Some positions may require a specific degree or certification depending on the healthcare setting Training often includes anatomy physiology first aid sterilization techniques and patient care Work Environment Hospitals clinics emergency care units and rehabilitation centers May also work in home healthcare settings Job Type Full time Pay 15 000 00 - 20 000 00 per month Benefits Commuter assistance Flexible schedule Provident Fund Work Location In person