Job Description

o be successful as a NICU nurse, you should have a caring and empathetic nature, work well under pressure in a stressful environment, and be able to coordinate treatments and work with a team of neonatal healthcare professionals. A NICU nurse should also have a working knowledge of the complex NICU equipment used to treat at-risk newborns.

NICU Nurse Responsibilities:

Providing round-the-clock care to premature and severely ill newborn infants. Caring for the basic needs of infants; for example, feeding and changing diapers. Performing medical procedures; for example, inserting intravenous lines, performing tests, and administering medications. Assisting the NICU physicians in medical procedures and treatments. Using and adjusting specialized medical equipment. Formulating nursing plans and evaluating the effectiveness of treatments. Comforting ill newborns and anxious parents and family members. Offering support to parents and family members and educating them on the at-home care of their newborn.

NICU Nurse Requirements:

A Registered nursing license. A bachelor's of science degree in nursing. 1 year's experience in ICU or NICU. A CPR certification. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. The ability to offer emotional support to parents, guardians, and family members. Working knowledge of NICU specialized equipment. The ability to work in a team. The ability to offer comfort to ill newborns. Qualification: Bsc or GNM
Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: ?25,564.00 - ?34,161.02 per month

Benefits:

Paid sick time Provident Fund
Work Location: In person