Midwife

Responsibilities

• Carrying out nursing care to all inpatients under his/her responsibility, as well as providing nursing services in accordance with the hospital's vision, mission, philosophy and goals of the nursing division as well as implementing nursing service quality policies and room work targets.
• Carry out morning, afternoon and evening duties in rotation according to the service roster created by the Head Nurse.
• Provide nursing care with independent nursing intervention in accordance with the competencies and qualifications possessed.
• Actively participate in the implementation of hospital quality and patient safety improvement programs as well as quality improvement programs in their rooms.
• Prepare facilities for the smooth running of nursing services and make it easier for patients/families to receive services by:
  • Arranging the safety and comfort of the room.
  • Checking and ensuring that all the equipment needed is functioning properly and that medicines and other health equipment are available and ready to use.
  • Supporting the cleanliness and tidiness of the work environment.
• Carry out nursing actions according to applicable standard operational procedures based on the limits of ability and competence possessed.
• Provide nursing care to clients at all levels of the maternity and midwifery business by applying standards of nursing practice:
  • Carry out nursing assessments at the beginning of patient admission and continuously while the patient is in care using the applicable format.
  • Determine nursing problems for clients through analysis of assessment results.
  • Apply goals and objectives to overcome nursing problems that occur.
  • Carry out nursing actions/therapy according to patient needs based on applicable procedural policies.
  • Continuously observe and monitor the patient's health condition.
  • Provide health education to patients/family.
  • Evaluate the nursing actions/therapy that have been given.
• Receive, check the completeness of medical records and prepare patients for treatment.
• Implement and maintain the nursing care recording and reporting system appropriately and correctly, so as to create an accurate information and communication system.
• Read reports to find out patient conditions and clarifications, action plans/diagnostic examinations, plans for incoming and discharged patients.
• Handover patients to the next shift nurse.
• Display a polite attitude and effective, therapeutic communication to internal and external customers.
• Introduce yourself and inform the patient and family of the substitute midwife who will continue nursing care on each shift.
• Provide orientation and room rules for each new patient.

• Medical Rehabilitation
• All related departments/units
• Patient's family/companions

• Diploma (D3) Degree from Nursing.
• Minimum 6 months of clinical experience in an inpatient area.

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