Accident & Emergency Nurse

Requirements

• Minimum of 3 years’ experience in emergency nursing (recent experience preferred).
  
• Registered Nurse (RN) with a valid practicing license.
  
• Proficiency in emergency nursing procedures, triage, patient assessment, and emergency medication administration.
  
• Knowledge of infection control, patient safety, and hospital emergency protocols.
  
• Strong teamwork and collaboration skills in a multidisciplinary surgical environment.
  
• Ability to prioritize care, act decisively in emergencies, and maintain meticulous documentation.
  
• Flexibility regarding shift patterns and clinical areas.
  
• Experience mentoring or teaching junior staff is an advantage
  

Clinical & Emergency Care

• Assess, plan, implement, and evaluate individualized patient care for emergency presentations.
  
• Undertake nursing interventions based on evidence-based practice and respond promptly to patient deterioration or emergencies.
  
• Preserve patient dignity and rights always, including during high-pressure or critical incidents.
  
• ·Provide health education and counseling to patients and families using resourceful and innovative approaches.
  

Emergency Procedure Management

• Perform triage, monitor vital signs, and initiate interventions according to hospital emergency protocols.
  
• Administer medications and emergency treatments safely and per protocol.
  
• Respond to adverse incidents, emergencies, and critical events within scope of practice.
  

Quality Control & Compliance

• Adhere to clinical guidelines, hospital policies, and infection prevention protocols.
  
• Maintain high standards of care, integrating quality initiatives into practice.
  
• Support accreditation processes and participate in audits, KPIs, and quality improvement activities.
  

Safety Management

• Promote patient and staff safety by identifying and mitigating clinical and operational risks.
  
• Ensure all medical devices and equipment are maintained in safe working order and used appropriately.
  
• Take immediate and appropriate action in emergencies and adverse events.
  

Communication & Coordination

• Communicate effectively with patients, families, and multidisciplinary teams.
  
• Provide structured handovers to ensure continuity of care.
  
• Maintain regular communication with the Unit Manager on patient care, workflow, and operational issues.