Female Nursing assistant

Role Summary

The OPD Nurse / Female Nursing Assistant will support outpatient services by assisting doctors, preparing patients, managing basic clinical tasks, and ensuring smooth patient flow in the OPD. This role requires strong patient-handling skills and a caring, professional attitude.

Key Responsibilities1. Patient Assistance

• Greet and guide patients in the OPD.
• Prepare patients for consultations and minor procedures.
• Assist patients with basic needs such as wheelchair movement or vital checks.

2. Clinical Support

• Record vital signs (BP, pulse, temperature, SpO₂).
• Prepare examination rooms with required instruments and supplies.
• Assist doctors during examinations and minor OPD procedures.
• Perform simple dressings, injections, and sample collection (if trained).

3. OPD Flow Management

• Coordinate patient movement between registration, consultation, and diagnostics.
• Ensure smooth functioning of daily OPD activities.
• Maintain patient queue discipline and appointment flow.

4. Documentation & Records

• Maintain patient files, clinical notes, and procedure records.
• Update OPD logs, consumables usage, and daily reports.
• Assist in maintaining electronic or manual medical records.

5. Inventory & Equipment Care

• Maintain stock of disposables, dressing materials, and OPD consumables.
• Ensure all equipment is clean, in working condition, and sterilized as needed.

6. Infection Control & Cleanliness

• Follow hospital infection control and hygiene protocols.
• Properly segregate biomedical waste (BMW).
• Maintain a clean OPD environment at all times.

7. Patient Communication

• Provide clear instructions to patients regarding procedures, follow-ups, or medication (as guided by the doctor).
• Interact politely and compassionately with patients and caregivers.

Qualifications

• Diploma in Nursing / ANM / Nursing Assistant Course
• Basic clinical knowledge and willingness to learn
• 0–2 years of experience (freshers can be trained)

Skills Required

• Good patient-handling and communication skills
• Basic nursing and first-aid skills
• Ability to follow instructions accurately
• Polite, caring, and service-oriented attitude
• Teamwork and professionalism

Shift Requirements

• OPD working hours (customizable based on your hospital timing)
• Weekend/rotational duties as required
• Immediate joiners are preferred

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Benefits:

• Paid time off
• Provident Fund

Work Location: In person