Functional Responsibilities

•Maintaining care for all patients during their shift
•Recognizing the change in a patient's health conditions and responding appropriately
•Recording and monitoring a patient's vital signs
•Promoting well-being by educating patients on self-care techniques
•Consulting with doctors and other medical staff to determine the optimal treatment plan
•Administering over-the-counter and non-intravenous medications
•Can treat the wounds and fracture
•Nurturing a compassionate environment by providing emotional and psychological support to the patient.
•Operating medical equipment with accuracy.
•Critical thinking: being able to think quickly can help them assess the patient's medical situation and determine the best action to provide optimal care.
•Communication: they have to talk directly with doctors, patients and their family members. They should accurately communicate the patient's condition to the doctor and empathetically describe a patient's health conditions.
•Time management: the ability to organize and priorities tasks is an essential skill that helps a caregiver complete their daily job responsibilities.
•Patience: as they work in a dynamic environment, they may come across patients who are difficult to deal with. They should display an excellent level of patience to take care of their patients without feeling frustrated.