Charge Nurse Medical Surgical Services

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Fakeeh Health is a pioneering healthcare group brought to the UAE by the esteemed founders of Fakeeh Care Group, KSA
. With a strong legacy in clinical excellence, research & innovation, and academic integration, Fakeeh Health stands as a testament to our unwavering commitment to delivering holistic, high-quality, and accessible healthcare.

Fakeeh Health includes a network of patient-focused facilities led by our flagship,
Fakeeh University Hospital
, where Person-Centered Care (PCC) guides both patient and employee experiences. As a Planetree-aligned organization, we foster a supportive and empowering work culture. Our network also includes Fakeeh Medi Centers across Dubai for accessible primary care, the tech-enabled Fakeeh Smart Clinic for hybrid physical and virtual care, and Fakeeh Day Surge
, focused on minimally invasive, same-day procedures.

Aligned with our organizational values and PCC goals, we value professionals who bring experience in community engagement or corporate social responsibility (CSR), as such backgrounds reflect our shared commitment to meaningful social impact and community upliftment.

The Charge Nurse plays a key role in balancing the demands of patient care with the management of the nursing team and unit operations, ensuring that both patient needs and staff performance are addressed effectively during the shift and performing all the duties of staff nurse when required.

1. Clinical Oversight:

• Ensures patient care is delivered effectively and efficiently, including overseeing patient assessments, care plans, and treatment interventions.
• Supervises and supports nursing staff and students, including scheduling shifts, managing workloads, and providing guidance and preceptorship.
• Monitors and evaluates the nursing team's quality of care, addressing issues related to patient safety and care standards.
• Conducts purposeful rounding on the unit, visiting and interacting with patients and staff to ensure their needs are met, prevent complications, and improve overall care quality.

2. Administrative Responsibilities:

• Coordinates patient care with other healthcare professionals, including physicians, therapists, and social workers, to ensure comprehensive and continuous care.
• Oversees accurate and timely patient care and nursing documentation, ensuring compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.
• Organize and oversee the unit's daily activities, completing all tasks promptly, including patient monitoring, procedures, admissions, transfers, and discharges.
• Conduct unit rounds every shift to ensure all rooms are ready to use and all required maintenance requests are in place.
• Ensure the completion of daily unit assignments and counter check the compliance of all unit staff.
• Ensure compliance with the infection control practice by all disciplines.
• Monitor and counter check the compliance of all bundles.

3. Emergency and Crisis Management:

• Leads the response to emergencies, including coordinating with emergency services and ensuring appropriate actions are taken.
• Addresses and resolves unexpected issues or complications during patient care or within the unit.

4. Staff Development and Training:

• Supports staff training and continuing education to ensure that nursing staff remain current with best practices and new developments in healthcare. Supports and participates in continuous educational activities.
• Conducts performance evaluations for nursing staff during the shift, providing feedback and identifying areas for improvement.

5. Resource Management:

• Manages and oversees medical supplies and equipment, ensuring that necessary resources are available and in good condition.
• Monitors and manages the unit’s budget, including controlling costs and ensuring efficient use of resources.

6. Leadership and Decision-Making:

• Provides leadership and support to the nursing team, fostering a positive work environment and promoting teamwork and collaboration.
• Makes critical decisions regarding patient care, staff management, and operational issues, often under pressure and with limited information.

7. Communication…