Registered Nurse ( ER

Registered Nurse Responsibilities

• Be responsible for providing and coordinating patient care, educating patients and the public about various health conditions, and providing advice and emotional support to patients and their family members.
• Assess and identify patients’ needs and implement and monitor the patient’s medical plan and treatment.
• Work with a team of physicians and other health‑care specialists or allied health in various settings.
• Perform systematic patient assessment, re‑assessment, and collect pertinent data about the patient’s health or situation.
• Understand and analyze assessment information and data to determine actual and potential nursing diagnoses, problems, and issues.
• Define predicted and expected outcomes of the patient’s planned care.
• Create and evaluate patient care plans with the interprofessional team in collaboration with the patient and patient’s bystanders.
• Record vital signs and recognize, address, and escape all abnormalities.
• Maintain and update technical and clinical skills related to nursing practice.
• Promote patients’ health and a safe environment through strategies.
• Understand diagnostic tests and laboratory examinations.
• Perform essential life support as per regulatory requirements and scope such as Basic Life Support, Pediatric Advanced Life Support, Advanced Cardiac Life Support, Neonatal Resuscitation, etc.
• Prepare patients for medical examination and treatment.
• Administer medications and monitor patients for any side effects and reactions.
• Administer treatments such as IV fluids or blood products and monitor patients for any reactions.
• Provide wound care management.
• Assist in medical procedures, invasive or non‑invasive, as needed.
• Facilitate the process of safe patient admission, transfer, and discharge.

• Provide care to patients in ambulatory, urgent, and emergent care settings.
• Work in crises and handle patients in trauma situations or severe medical conditions by providing immediate intervention to prevent imminent severe damage, long‑term disability, or death.
• Assess and identify patient’s condition, determine case priority based on assessment.
• Identify best interventions to stabilize the patient and reduce pain intensity.
• Demonstrate sound decision‑making in emergency scenarios based on vital signs, patient presentation, and assessments.
• Assess and manage episodic illnesses, injuries and acute exacerbations of chronic diseases.
• Provide ongoing assessments including observation, physical examination, laboratory test results and patient response to procedural intervention.
• Engage in patient prioritization, triage, differential diagnosis, patient management, monitoring, and appropriate consultation and coordination of transfer of care.
• Understand diagnostic studies interpretation and the importance of non‑pharmacological therapies.

• Must have an appropriate license to work as a registered nurse in the relevant regulatory health authority with all required qualifications and experience.
• Manage own professional re‑licensure.
• Hold a valid American Heart Association Basic Life Support Provider card.
• Be willing to work across departments when necessary.
• Communicate clearly and effectively in English (spoken and written).

• Evidenced ability to work as part of an inter‑professional team.
• Organizational and administrative skills for using the electronic medical record platform for clinical documentation.
• Ability to communicate effectively in Arabic.