Job Description Night Manager / Manager on Duty (MOD)

Job Type: Full time
Work Location: In office
Expected Hours: 10 hours per day (Night shifts) (9 pm to 7 am), (8pm to 6 am) or (10 pm to 9 am).

Notice: Immediate Joinee

Job Purpose

To oversee and coordinate the smooth functioning of all hospital operations during the night shift, ensuring patient safety, quality naturopathy care, operational efficiency, statutory compliance, and adherence to hospital policies. The Night MOD acts as the central coordinator for all departments and serves as the first point of contact for emergencies occurring during non-office hours.

Key Responsibilities

Hospital Operations
Manage and supervise overall hospital/Institute operations during the night shift.
Ensure smooth coordination among Naturopathy, Yoga, Nursing, Ayurveda (if applicable), Physiotherapy, Housekeeping, Security, Maintenance, Pharmacy, Kitchen, and Front Office departments.
Monitor patient admissions, transfers, discharges, referrals, and emergency admissions.




Ensure uninterrupted delivery of naturopathy therapies, nursing care, and emergency medical support.
Coordinate with the duty Medical Officer regarding patient clinical requirements.
Ensure all scheduled therapies and nursing interventions are completed as per the treatment plan.

Patient Care & Experience
Ensure patients receive prescribed naturopathy treatments, nursing care, dietary services, and medications on time.
Address patient and attendant concerns promptly and professionally.
Coordinate with doctors, therapists, nurses, dieticians, and yoga instructors regarding patient needs.
Ensure patient comfort, privacy, dignity, and safety throughout the night.
Monitor special care patients, elderly patients, post-procedure patients, and those requiring continuous observation.

Dietary & Nutrition Services
Check Staff cafeteria Attendance in Canteen.
Monitor hygiene standards in the Diet Centre & Gazebo.
Address patient concerns

📌 Manager On Duty Bengaluru (India)
🏢 Jindal Naturecure Institute
📍 India