Caregiver

• Under the direct supervision of the Registered Nursing Staff, will deliver patient care and service which is safe and timely. • Identify opportunities for improvement and escalate accordingly reflective of the chain of command. • Perform other duties as may be assigned within his/her scope and ability. • Support the escort of patients within the clinical setting. • Assist patients with activities of daily living (ADLs), including bathing, grooming, toileting, and feeding, under the supervision of licensed nursing staff. • Perform manual handling tasks, such as patient transfers and mobility, based on competency and experience. • Provide assistive care to tracheostomized patients under the direction of a registered nurse, ensuring proper training and updated competencies. • Engage in play activities with pediatric patients under the supervision and guidance of licensed nurses and therapists, where appropriate. • Monitor and promptly report any changes or concerns in patients’ conditions to licensed nursing staff. • Support patients during physical, occupational, or speech therapy sessions as directed by healthcare professionals. • Maintain cleanliness in patient rooms and ensure a safe environment conducive to recovery. • Communicate effectively with patients and their families, provide emotional support, and relay pertinent information to nursing staff. • Stock patient rooms with appropriate supplies and ensure medical equipment is cleaned and maintained as required. • Participate in patients' social activities to enhance their quality of life. • Assist patients and their families with housekeeping, laundry services, food preparation, and errands as needed. • Respond promptly to emergency situations and initiate assistance following established policies and procedures. Contribute to performance improvement and continuous quality improvement initiatives within the healthcare setting. Essential: the post holder must • Minimum qualification: Certification in Nursing Assistant (minimum 6-month course) or a Nursing graduate without a home country license. • One year working experience in a healthcare environment • Be willing to work across departments when necessary • Have a valid American Heart Association Basic Life Support Provider qualification • Be able to communicate clearly and effectively in English (spoken and written) DESIRABLE: The post holder should have : • Be able to communicate effectively in Arabic