Role & responsibilities

Post-Transplant Patient Monitoring

- Monitor vital signs, including BP, pulse, temperature, respiratory rate and SpO2.
- Assess the patient's general condition and recovery progress.
- Monitor fluid intake and output, urine output and body weight.
- Observe for signs of organ rejection or post-transplant complications.

2. Medication Management

- Administer prescribed immunosuppressant medications on time.
- Ensure strict adherence to prescribed medication schedules.
- Monitor and report medication side effects.
- Maintain medication administration records.

3. Infection Prevention and Control

- Follow strict hand hygiene and aseptic techniques.
- Maintain a clean and hygienic patient-care setting.
- Monitor for fever, wound infections and other signs of infection.




- Educate patients and caregivers about infection prevention.

4. Wound and Surgical Site Care

- Assess surgical wounds and dressing conditions.
- Perform dressing changes as prescribed.
- Monitor for redness, swelling, discharge or delayed wound healing.
- Maintain proper documentation of wound progress.

5. Clinical Assessment and Complication Management

- Identify early warning signs of transplant rejection.
- Monitor for complications such as bleeding, infection, dehydration and medication toxicity.
- Escalate abnormal clinical findings immediately to the treating doctor.
- Coordinate emergency care whenever required.

Preferred candidate profile

📌 Walk-in || Critical Care Nurse (Chennai)
🏢 Apollo HomeCare
📍 Chennai