Nurse

Role Summary

•Prepare facilities for smooth service and make it easier for patients/families to receive services, by: Arranging the safety and comfort of the room, Checking and ensuring that all required equipment is functioning properly and that medicines and other necessary health equipment are available and ready to use.

•Providing nursing care using standard nursing practice: Carrying out emergency medical/nursing actions according to major health problems that require Outpatient services, Carrying out observations, monitoring the patient's health condition (general condition: physical, psychological, vital signs and main complaints) during the procedure and immediately after the action.

•Helping patients before and during procedures by doctors, including: Preparing the patient both physically and psychologically, calming the patient, adjusting the patient's position. Provide a sense of security and comfort to the patient/family during the procedure.

•Prepare patients who have completed procedures, including: Administrative needs, such as: instructions for home care, sick certificates, referral letters if necessary, and prescriptions for home use. Provide health education to patients/families as needed.

•Implement and maintain a system for recording and reporting nursing care, so as to create an accurate information and communication system.

•Implement procedures and practices for quality and safety services, including attending training, collecting data, documenting and/or making reports needed to support the achievement of hospital wide indicators and related department/unit targets

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Requirements

• profesi ners

About the Company

Siloam Hospitals Group (SHG) is a leading private hospital network in Indonesia and has become the benchmark for quality healthcare services in the country. Siloam's medical team consists of 2,700 general practitioners and specialists, along with 10,000 nurses and other support staff, and they serve nearly 2 million patients every year.

To meet the need for world-class medical services for all segments of the Indonesian population, Siloam's business strategy, based on economies of scale, allows each of its hospital units to operate at lower costs. Thus, the company's vision to provide internationally quality healthcare in Indonesia, underpinned by divine compassion, can serve as a platform for Siloam to respond to the dynamic social transformation in Indonesia