- Monitor Vitals: Check and record blood pressure, pulse, heart rate, and body temperature regularly.
- Administer Treatment: Give prescribed oral medications, injections, and intravenous (IV) fluids.
- Wound & Post-Op Care: Dress surgical wounds, manage bedsores, and deliver pre- and post-operative support.
- Emergency Response: Spot sudden health changes or behavioral shifts and act rapid during medical crises.
Ward & Administrative Operations
- Maintain Records: Update patient charts, daily logs, and electronic health records (EHR).
- Manage Supplies: Track room cleanliness, inventory levels, drug stocks, and equipment readiness.
- Shift Handovers: Communicate critical patient updates during team and shift transitions.
Communication & Education
- Family Coordination: Update families and relatives on patient recovery progress.
- Patient Guidance: Educate patients on disease prevention, hygiene, and home care instructions.
- Teamwork: Work alongside doctors, specialists, and multidisciplinary healthcare staff.