Registered Nurse - Homecare

Principal Accountabilities: • Prepares clinical and progress notes, coordinates services, work as liaison between treating physician and other personnel of changes in the client's condition and family members • Counsels the clients and family in meeting nursing and related needs, participates in in- service programs, and supervises and teaches other nursing personnel • Specific • Monitoring and recording vital signs and reporting to the treating physicians for the abnormal values • Administering prescribed medications • Monitoring intravenous infusions and parenteral therapies • Caring of clients with Tracheostomy, gastrostomy and colostomy • Carrying out nursing care to clients with Pace maker, peritoneal dialysis , and clients on ventilator • Delivering Nursing care of clients with hemiplegic, paraplegic, Bells palsy, cerebral palsy, terminally ill, and elderly etc. • Caring new born, pre and post-partum mothers • Caring of clients with physically challenged and those who need special care at home or at their educational facility • Delivering simple exercises, helping in ambulation and accompanying clients to social gathering, hospitals, other treatment facilities and out doors • Caring for the wound of the patient in order to prevent exacerbation of pressure ulcers • Reporting and recording of medical events, procedures and other medical parameters • Maintain records of patient care, condition, progress, and problems in order to report and discuss observations with a supervisor or case manager, or Medical Doctor. Show more Show less

Principal Accountabilities:— Prepares clinical and progress notes, coordinates services, acts as liaison between treating physician and other personnel regarding changes in the client's condition and family members; counsels clients and families in meeting nursing and related needs, participates in in-service programs, and supervises and teaches other nursing personnel. Specific duties include: Monitoring and recording vital signs and reporting abnormal values to the treating physicians; administering prescribed medications; monitoring intravenous infusions and parenteral therapies; caring for clients with tracheostomy, gastrostomy and colostomy; providing nursing care to clients with pace maker, peritoneal dialysis, and clients on ventilator; delivering nursing care to clients with hemiplegia, paraplegia, Bell’s palsy, cerebral palsy, terminally ill, and elderly clients; caring for newborns, pre- and post-partum mothers; caring for clients with physical challenges or those needing special care at home or at educational facilities; delivering simple exercises, aiding in ambulation and accompanying clients to social gatherings, hospitals, and other treatment facilities; caring for wounds to prevent pressure ulcers; reporting and recording medical events, procedures and other medical parameters; maintaining records of patient care, condition, progress and problems to discuss observations with a supervisor, case manager, or medical doctor.