Nurse (Female)

Company: HAMROH

Tashkent

Salary: 40000 UZS

Nurse at a Company for the care of the elderly and disabled (1-3 years of experience) Salary: from 40,000 UZS per service Work format: Field work Work schedule: Other Address: Tashkent city Description * Home visits via patronage Responsibilities: Advise patients on care and disease prevention. Requirements: Skills in performing intramuscular and subcutaneous injections Your benefits: Official employment according to the Labor Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan Stable salary Shift work schedule Required skills: Occupational therapy Home patronage Pressure sore prevention Therapeutic massage Medication adherence monitoring

Responsibilities

• Execution of attending physician's orders
• Performing injections (intramuscular, intravenous, subcutaneous)
• Administering IV drips
• Drawing blood from veins
• Performing wound dressings
• Monitoring patient condition
• Measuring vital signs (blood pressure, pulse, temperature, respiratory rate)
• Maintaining medical documentation
• Inventory and storage of medications
• Adherence to sanitary and epidemiological regulations
• Processing and sterilization of instruments

Requirements

• Secondary medical education
• Valid specialist certificate in "Nursing"
• Work experience as a nurse from 1 year
• Work experience as a nurse up to 3 years
• Knowledge of aseptic and antiseptic techniques
• Knowledge of sanitary and epidemiological regulations
• Valid medical book
• Proficient PC user skills

Benefits

• Official employment according to the Labor Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan
• Stable salary
• Bonuses for qualification category
• Shift work schedule
• Payment for professional development
• Medical uniform provided
• Staff lounge
• Free medical care at the clinic

Skills

• Performing intramuscular and subcutaneous injections
• Administering IV drips
• Drawing blood from veins
• Measuring vital signs (blood pressure, pulse, temperature)
• Patient care
• Maintaining medical documentation
• Adherence to sanitary and epidemiological regulations