Duties and Responsibilities Patient Care - Assess and monitor the patient’s health condition, vital signs, and overall well-being. - Develop and implement individualized nursing care plans based on physician orders and patient needs. - Provide direct nursing care and assistance with activities of daily living when necessary. - Monitor symptoms and promptly report significant changes in the patient’s condition to the attending physician and family members. Medication Management - Administer prescribed medications, injections, and treatments accurately and safely. - Maintain medication records and ensure compliance with prescribed treatment plans. - Monitor and document medication effectiveness and adverse reactions. Medical Procedures - Perform wound care, dressing changes, catheter care, tube feeding, suctioning, and other nursing procedures as required. - Assist physicians during home visits and medical consultations. - Ensure proper infection control practices are observed at all times. Documentation and Reporting - Maintain accurate and up-to-date patient records, nursing notes, treatment logs, and incident reports. - Prepare daily, weekly, and monthly health status reports as required. - Coordinate with physicians, therapists, caregivers, and family members regarding patient care. Health Education and Support - Educate patients and family members on disease management, medication administration, nutrition, and preventive care. - Provide emotional support and counseling to patients and their families. - Promote patient independence and quality of life whenever possible. Emergency Response - Respond appropriately to medical emergencies and administer first aid or emergency interventions when necessary. - Coordinate emergency transportation and hospital admissions if required. - Maintain readiness of emergency medical supplies and equipment. Administrative Functions - Maintain inventory of medical supplies, equipment, and medications. - Schedule medical appointments and coordinate follow-up consultations. - Ensure compliance with healthcare regulations and nursing standards. Qualifications - Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing (BSN). - Registered Nurse with a valid Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) License. - Current Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification; ACLS certification is an advantage. - At least one (1) year of clinical nursing experience preferred. - Experience in home healthcare, elderly care, pediatric care, or critical care is an advantage. - Physically fit and capable of providing patient assistance when needed. - Pleasing Personality Skills and Competencies - Excellent patient assessment and clinical nursing skills. - Strong communication and interpersonal skills. - Ability to handle confidential information with discretion. - Compassionate, patient-focused, and service-oriented. - Strong organizational and documentation skills. - Ability to work independently with minimal supervision. - Knowledge of infection prevention and control procedures. Working Conditions - Assigned to a private residence, home care facility, or patient-designated location. - May require shifting schedules, overnight duty, weekends, and holidays. - May be required to travel with the patient when necessary.