Nursing Supervisor
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Job Overview 

We are looking for a qualified Nursing Supervisor to supervise our patients and manage the nursing team of our facility. You must have excellent experience as a registered nurse. You should be able to handle stressful situations with ease. 

This role also requires you to have amazing team management and problem-solving skills. You will ultimately ensure that our day to day nursing operations are running smoothly in addition to making long term plannings.

If you have the required experience and skills for this role, send in your applications to us. We would be happy to meet you.

Responsibilities

• Supervise the entire team of nurses and ward boys and assign them tasks on a day-to-day basis

• Ensure that the team takes care of the patients carefully

• Ensure nursing operational standards are met 

• Maintain nursing guidelines by writing and updating policies 

• Keeping records of nurses data, patient cases, and the procedures followed 

• Develop a friendly environment by giving psychological support to patient’s family and friends 

• Assign nurses to patients and take an update about patients from them on a regular basis

• Inform the patient’s family about the Doctor’s instructions and medical procedures 

• Assess the nurses’ performance. Check that all nurses follow the hospital policies and procedures properly 

• Resolve complaints and other issues faced by the patients 

• Coordinate with the human resources team to hire new nurses or ward boys

• Train and guide new team members

Requirements 

• Bsc or Diploma in Nursing. Training and administration in Healthcare would be an added benefit 

• Should possess a valid nursing license 

• Proven work experience of working as a Nursing Supervisor, Medical Secretary or Nurse or a related role

• Great interpersonal and communication skills 

• Excellent organizational, team management and problem-solving skills 

• Solid knowledge of hospital procedures 

• Detailed know-how of legal regulations and best practices in healthcare