Neonatal-Critical Care; NICU) Staff Nurse; RN

Advance your nursing career in Neonatal-Critical Care with King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre in Jeddah
, one of Saudi Arabia’s leading specialist and tertiary-care hospitals.

These Neonatal-Critical Care nursing jobs offer experienced Registered Nurses the opportunity to work within a multidisciplinary clinical environment while gaining valuable international healthcare experience in Jeddah.

KFSH&RC provides specialized and complex patient care supported by experienced multidisciplinary teams. For Neonatal-Critical Care nurses, this is an opportunity to strengthen clinical skills, experience a different healthcare system and build an internationally recognized career.

Your experience and commitment may be rewarded with an attractive benefits package that includes tax-free income,
SIGN-ON BONUS
, generous paid vacation, furnished accommodation, healthcare coverage and annual transportation benefits. Review our salary and benefits nurses package for further information. Benefits vary according to the hospital and employment contract.

Jeddah city offers an appealing Red Sea lifestyle, combining a vibrant international community, beautiful waterfront, rich culture and year-round sunshine with the opportunity to advance your nursing career

The Staff Nurse , provides professional nursing care in accordance with the mission, vision and values of King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre.

Working closely with physicians and other healthcare professionals, the nurse assesses patients, plans and delivers appropriate nursing care, monitors clinical progress and responds effectively to changes in patients’ conditions.

• Bachelor of Science in Nursing from an accredited institution.
• The nursing degree must have been completed through classroom-based study. Online or distance-learning nursing degrees are not accepted.
• Must meet Saudi Commission for Health Specialties classification and registration requirements for Nurse Specialist
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• Minimum two years of current, full-time clinical experience following completion of the nursing qualification.
• Current experience must be in an acute-care hospital.
• Current clinical experience in Neonatal Critical Care.
• Current nursing experience must be from North America, Western Europe, Australia or New Zealand.

• Current and good-standing Registered Nurse license or registration permitting practice in the candidate’s country of residence.
• Must hold current professional nursing license from North America, Western Europe, Australia or New Zealand.

• Assess and monitor critically ill and premature newborns according to their clinical condition.
• Monitor vital signs, oxygen saturation, respiratory status, neurological status, and other clinical parameters.
• Provide specialized nursing care to neonates requiring intensive monitoring and support.
• Administer medications, IV fluids, nutrition, and treatments as prescribed.
• Manage and monitor infants receiving respiratory support, including oxygen therapy and mechanical ventilation.
• Monitor feeding and nutritional needs, including enteral and parenteral nutrition.
• Recognize and respond promptly to changes in a neonate’s condition.
• Assist physicians and the multidisciplinary team with procedures and emergency interventions.
• Maintain and monitor IV lines, central lines, feeding tubes, and other neonatal equipment.
• Maintain accurate and complete nursing documentation and patient records.
• Follow infection prevention and control practices specific to neonatal care.
• Provide developmental and supportive care appropriate to each infant’s needs.
• Monitor infants for complications related to prematurity, critical illness, or medical procedures.
• Communicate clearly with neonatologists, physicians, respiratory therapists, and other members of the healthcare team.
• Provide education, support, and appropriate communication to parents and families regarding their infant’s condition and care.
• Respond promptly to neonatal emergencies and participate in resuscitation when required.
• Follow hospital policies, clinical protocols, and patient safety standards.