Ma Rutzie Loreto

To provide routine and emergency care to the staff• Making sure inventory of First-Aid kits is supplied and maintained • monitor their chronic conditions, collaborate with management to provide a healthy environment, educate staff about health concerns, and safely administer medications • Accept and store all prescription and over-the-counter drugs • Administer prescription and over-the-counter drugs when necessary • Illness and injury management • Be a medical resource that would bridge the gap between basic medical knowledge and emergencies • Providing First Aid for: cuts, scrapes and bruises, dehydration and sunburn.

• Answer questions and determine how to assist them in their illness.
• Record patient symptoms, medical information and changes in condition. Make referrals if necessary, in the treatment book.
• Recommend and implement patient care plans and interventions based on assessment of patient’s conditions.
• Administer medications and note times and amounts in treatment book.
• Provide basic patient care and treatments such as taking temperature, blood pressure and cleaning/dressing wounds and record it in the treatment book.
• Administer emergency treatment for injuries and arrange medical care if necessary. Inform employer/employees of health problems to minimize or eliminate potential illness risks.
• Maintaining the confidentiality of the information/details/cases of the patients.
• Monitoring the expiry dates of the medicines and medical supplies.
• Regular checking of all the First Aid unit equipment(before/during/end) to maintain the efficiency and cleanliness or sterility and of the items and devices.
• Refilling the items of the first aid boxes assigned on every location on the resort. Record in inventory book where stock inventory ensured on a monthly basis.
• Controlling the issuance of the medicines to the team members as necessary

Duties and Responsibilities:
Provide expertise and oversight for the provision of school health services and promotion of health education among the children. Using clinical knowledge and judgment, the school nurse provides health care to students and staff. Assess student health, develop and execute plans for care management, act as first responders, and engage in public health functions such as disease surveillance, immunization compliance, and health promotion.

Duties and Responsibilities:
•Assist with walking and light exercise.
•Plan and prepare meals, followed by clean-up.
•Monitor food expiration dates, make future meals.
•Make beds and changed linens, as needed.
•Assist with bathing, dressing and grooming.
•Run errands (pick up prescriptions and medications)
•Engage in physical and mental exercise.
•Provide medication reminders.
•Escort on appointments (physical therapy, hospital)
•Companionship
•Record daily care notes.
•Monitor, record and report symptoms and changes in patients’ conditions.
•Record patients’ medical information and vital signs
•Modify patient treatment plans as indicated by patients’ responses and conditions.
•Consult and coordinate with health care team members to assess, plan, implement and evaluate patient care plans.
•Order, interpret and evaluate diagnostic test to identify and assess patients’ condition.

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Duties and Responsibilities:
(Emergency Room Nurse)
•Understanding triage which is a method of prioritizing injuries based on medical need.
•Ability to make a quick and accurate assessment about incoming patients, including both physical and mental health conditions.
•Identify medical problem
•Document medical history
•Check for any allergies and current medications
•Obtain height, weight, body temperature, heart rate and blood pressure.
•Moving patients, taking blood samples, cleaning and bandaging wounds, administering medications and maintaining proper supplies of medical equipment.
•Comply with protocols, procedures and safety policies of a health care facility. Emotional stability, communication, leadership, sympathy and attention to detail are traits common among successful emergency nurses.
(OB-GYNE Ward Nurse, Pediatric Ward Nurse)
•Assisting doctors in the care of pregnant women and in the delivery of babies.
•Perform professional nursing care admitted to the Obstetrics and Gynecology Unit.
•Assess and document various clinical conditions and vital signs of the patient.
•Order appropriate diagnostic and laboratory tests, evaluate and record the result.
•Maintain skill and knowledge in using various medical devices such as Electronic fetal monitors, defibrillators, suction pumps and other gyne unit instruments.
•Assist Obstetricians and Gynecologists in various procedures related to delivery, postpartum, C-section, newborn care and etc.
•Educate patients and families regarding breastfeeding, newborn care and etc.
•Administers prescribed medications such as oral, SC, IV routes and record changes and response of the patient.
•Assessing, observing and reporting on the condition of patients;
•Preparing patients for operations and procedures;
•Recording pulse, temperature and respiration and keeping accurate records of these observations;
•Setting up drips and blood transfusions;
•Maintaining and checking intravenous infusions;
•Administering drugs and injections;
•Assisting with tests and evaluations;
•Responding quickly to emergencies;
•Explaining treatment and procedures to enable parents/guardians to consent to treatment;
•Supporting, advising and educating patients and close relatives;
•Engaging in and promoting multidisciplinary teamwork, including working alongside specialist doctors and nurses, health visitors, social workers, radiographers and physiotherapists;
•Observing strict hygiene and safety rules and ensuring that visitors also observe any rules on the ward or unit;
•Writing reports and updating records before completing a shift.

(Medical Ward Nurse, Surgical Ward Nurse)
•Consults and coordinates with health care team members to assess, plan, implement and evaluate patient care plans.
•Prepares and administers (orally, subcutaneously, through an IV) and records prescribed medications. Reports adverse reactions to medications or treatments in accordance with the policy regarding the administration of medications by a licensed registered nurse.
•Educates patients on surgical procedures.
•Records patients’ medical information and vital signs.
•Monitors and adjusts specialized equipment used on patients, and interprets and records electronic displays.
•Initiates corrective action whenever the patient displays adverse symptomatology.
•Provides bedside care for a wide variety of medical patients, including pre- and post-surgery patients.
•Initiates patient education plan, as prescribed by physician. Teaches patients and significant others how to manage their illness/injury, by explaining: post-treatment home care needs.
•Changes dressings, inserts catheters, starts IVs.
•Prepares equipment and aids physician during examination and treatment of patient.
•Responds to life-saving situations based upon nursing standards and protocol.
•Participates in discharge planning.
•Utilizes time management skills.
•Records all care information concisely, accurately and completely, in a timely manner, in the appropriate format and on the appropriate forms.

Duties and Responsibilities:
•Assessing, observing and reporting on the condition of patients;
•Recording pulse, temperature and respiration and keeping accurate records of these observations;
•Setting up drips and blood transfusions;
•Maintaining and checking intravenous infusions;
•Administering drugs and injections;
•Assisting with tests and evaluations;
•Responding quickly to emergencies;
•Explaining treatment and procedures to enable parents/guardians to consent to treatment;
•Engaging in and promoting multidisciplinary teamwork, including working alongside