Staff Nurse

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JOB SUMMARY

A Staff Nurse provides support to the healthcare team by addressing the psychosocial, physical and general aspects of patient care related to the services of the unit, which will cover a wide patient demographic with assignments and rotations in medical-surgical, neonatal / pediatric, ob-gyn, specialized care, critical care, emergency, out-patient, isolation, medical ancillary units, etc.

At this level, the incumbent works on familiarizing him/herself with the services of the unit. S/He also participates in the continuous improvement of quality of service in the department, and performs other duties as directed by the immediate superior.

Job Duties & Responsibilities
  • Performs head-to-toe assessment on all patients and reassessments as per policy.
  • Provides appropriate care to the patient population served; interprets data about their condition to identify each patient’s specific needs.
  • Develops and implements an individualized plan of care and adjusts the plan according to the patient’s response to treatment. Ensures effectiveness of the treatment with regular evaluation.
  • Conducts health education to patients and significant others; facilitates discharge planning.
  • Interprets and implements physician’s orders: performs treatments according to accepted standards and department policies; evaluates and documents effectiveness of treatments and interventions.
  • Implements infection control practices.
  • Identifies and addresses psychological, cultural, ethnic, and religious / spiritual needs of patients and their families and involves patient and family in the formation of plan of care.
  • Assists in cost containment by ensuring the efficient requisition / utilization of supplies and equipment.
  • Monitors the functional status of medical equipment and alerts the Charge Nurse and/or Head Nurse accordingly for any needed maintenance / repairs.
  • Maintains patient clinical files; keeps charts updated.
  1. A graduate of Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN).
  2. Possess a valid license from the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) as a Registered Nurse.
  3. Current certificate in Basic Life Support Training (BLS) is a plus.
  4. Current member of good standing of the following associations:
    a. Philippine Nurses’ Association (PNA)
    b. Operating Room Nurses Association of the Philippines (ORNAP) – preferred specifically for Eye Institute, Operating Room, and Delivery Room Nurses
  5. Possess excellent patient care knowledge and ability.

Note

In Chong Hua Hospital, this position is considered vital to operations; hence, the job advertisement remains open for application submissions for pooling purposes. This means that while there may currently be no active vacancy, the posting will remain available to build a pool of qualified candidates. Once a vacancy arises and the hiring process formally commences, the Persons-in-Charge (POCs) may reach out to shortlisted applicants for further evaluation.

  • Performs head-to-toe assessment on all patients and reassessments as per policy.
  • Provides appropriate care to the patient population served; interprets data about their condition to identify each patient’s specific needs.
  • Develops and implements an individualized plan of care and adjusts the plan according to the patient’s response to treatment. Ensures effectiveness of the treatment with regular evaluation.
  • Conducts health education to patients and significant others; facilitates discharge planning.
  • Interprets and implements physician’s orders: performs treatments according to accepted standards and department policies; evaluates and documents effectiveness of treatments and interventions.
  • Implements infection control practices.
  • Identifies and addresses psychological, cultural, ethnic, and religious / spiritual needs of patients and their families and involves patient and family in the formation of plan of care.
  • Assists in cost containment by ensuring the efficient requisition / utilization of supplies and equipment.
  • Monitors the functional status of medical equipment and alerts the Charge Nurse and/or Head Nurse accordingly for any needed maintenance / repairs.
  • Maintains patient clinical files; keeps charts updated.
  1. A graduate of Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN).
  2. Possess a valid license from the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) as a Registered Nurse.
  3. Current certificate in Basic Life Support Training (BLS) is a plus.
  4. Current member of good standing of the following associations:
    a. Philippine Nurses’ Association (PNA)
    b. Operating Room Nurses Association of the Philippines (ORNAP) – preferred specifically for Eye Institute, Operating Room, and Delivery Room Nurses
  5. Possess excellent patient care knowledge and ability.

Note

In Chong Hua Hospital, this position is considered vital to operations; hence, the job advertisement remains open for application submissions for pooling purposes. This means that while there may currently be no active vacancy, the posting will remain available to build a pool of qualified candidates. Once a vacancy arises and the hiring process formally commences, the Persons-in-Charge (POCs) may reach out to shortlisted applicants for further evaluation.

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