Join Our Trauma Unit!If trauma makes your adrenaline rush, then this opportunity is for you! Join this fast-paced Trauma Unit and showcase your Emergency Nursing skills at one of the Trauma Units in Cape Town.Duties & ResponsibilitiesEnsure communication and interaction with family and health professionals regarding optimal patient care, acting as a patient advocate when necessary.Assess, plan, and implement advanced nursing care in a specialized field in accordance with standard nursing care procedures, as set out in the standards and procedures of MPH, as well as nursing care theory and medical direction.Initiate, direct, and maintain emergency treatment (RESUS) as indicated to any patient/person in any ward/department of the hospital.Diagnose and treat the emergency patient quickly, effectively, and efficiently within the Scope of Practice.Conduct rounds with the physician to review the condition of patients; develop nursing care plans; participate in the care of all patients in the unit.Evaluate patients' care needs; initiate individualized nursing care plans; coordinate patient services.Prepare day/night shift documentation that reflects patient status, patient/staff ratio, and problems.Communicate with the unit manager to keep informed of activities and problems.Evaluate, set standards, and monitor safe utilization of supplies and equipment.Desired Experience & QualificationsRegistration with the South African Nursing Council as a Registered Nurse.Capacity to implement and maintain standards of health practice required from all accredited bodies and appropriate health legislation.Extensive knowledge of modern nursing care principles and practices in the highly specialized field of intensive care nursing.Attach: CV in Word format, certified qualification documents, certified ID, Driver's License, Work Visa/RTW (if applicable), head and shoulder color photo, latest salary slip.If you do not hear from us within two weeks, consider your application unsuccessful.HR Services, Recruitment & Selection
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