مصطفى النماس

Utilize both clinical and leadership skills to ensure that appropriate and safe patient care and provided.

Acts as a steward for management and development of nursing practice, nursing retention, and quality management.

Guide and supervise the department day to day operational and administrative activities to ensure delivery of high quality of care and act as patient advocate and ensure they are receiving the optimal nursing care as per their needs.

My Responsibilities and Duties:

As a registered nurse, I need to perform all nursing duties as per the laws and regulations of the state where I are working in. Taking care of the patient will always be the top priority of registered nurses. Regardless of the setting or specialization in which RNs practice, these are some my underlying duties and responsibilities that affect the general profession:

I will be responsible for the daily care of an admitted patient. This can include administering medication, setting IVs, giving shots, and updating patient records, providing emotional support, patient education, basic diagnostics, and other patient procedures.

It is my duty to provide direct patient care, and reports any changes in patient status to the doctor treating the patient to insure the comfort and safety of that particular patient.

As a registered nurse, I also need to assist physicians and all healthcare professionals when caring for patient, always giving a complete and thorough report on patient status at end of shift to the other RN who will be taking charge of the next shift.

I also need to perform routine nursing care to assigned patients, while utilizing age specific and universal precaution practices at all times.

I also need to update the condition of the patient to their family members and about the trainings, medicines and precautions that the patient needs to take as per the plan of care.

I need to actively demonstrate my knowledge of nursing theory, techniques, principles, and practice in order to holistically care for the patient while reporting any changes in patient’s condition to the doctor or the physician following up with proper documentation.

It is my duty to administer and distribute prescribed medications to assigned patients orally, topically, subcutaneously and intramuscularly as per the instructions of the doctor or physician treating the patient. Here, I must also keep records of symptoms and progress of patients.

Many times, as registered nurse, I may also be responsible for supervising and overseeing the work of licensed practical nurses (LPNs), nursing aides, and orderlies. Here, supervisory duties may include basics like scheduling, training, monitoring and assisting.

One of the main duties to me as registered nurse is to record patients’ medical history and maintain details about a patient’s vital statistics such as heart rate, temperature, blood pressure, sugar level and so on.

It is my duty as a registered nurse to impart specialized and generalized health education in various different ways to patients.

I also need to establish and prescribe specific health regimens or plans to patients after care, or for preventative care.

*Along with the duties, there are also certain responsibilities to me as registered nurses and I need to fulfill at any cost. Such responsibilities include:


I need to treat patients with total compassion and full respect for the inherent dignity, worth, and uniqueness of every individual.

It is also my responsibility as registered nurse to put the safety and health of their patients above their own.

An important ethical responsibility for me as an RN is to maintain the privacy and confidentiality of a patient’s records and private information.

My Responsibilities and Duties:

As a registered nurse, I need to perform all nursing duties as per the laws and regulations of the state where I are working in. Taking care of the patient will always be the top priority of registered nurses. Regardless of the setting or specialization in which RNs practice, these are some my underlying duties and responsibilities that affect the general profession:

I will be responsible for the daily care of an admitted patient. This can include administering medication, setting IVs, giving shots, and updating patient records, providing emotional support, patient education, basic diagnostics, and other patient procedures.

It is my duty to provide direct patient care, and reports any changes in patient status to the doctor treating the patient to insure the comfort and safety of that particular patient.

As a registered nurse, I also need to assist physicians and all healthcare professionals when caring for patient, always giving a complete and thorough report on patient status at end of shift to the other RN who will be taking charge of the next shift.

I also need to perform routine nursing care to assigned patients, while utilizing age specific and universal precaution practices at all times.

I also need to update the condition of the patient to their family members and about the trainings, medicines and precautions that the patient needs to take as per the plan of care.

I need to actively demonstrate my knowledge of nursing theory, techniques, principles, and practice in order to holistically care for the patient while reporting any changes in patient’s condition to the doctor or the physician following up with proper documentation.

It is my duty to administer and distribute prescribed medications to assigned patients orally, topically, subcutaneously and intramuscularly as per the instructions of the doctor or physician treating the patient. Here, I must also keep records of symptoms and progress of patients.

Many times, as registered nurse, I may also be responsible for supervising and overseeing the work of licensed practical nurses (LPNs), nursing aides, and orderlies. Here, supervisory duties may include basics like scheduling, training, monitoring and assisting.

One of the main duties to me as registered nurse is to record patients’ medical history and maintain details about a patient’s vital statistics such as heart rate, temperature, blood pressure, sugar level and so on.

It is my duty as a registered nurse to impart specialized and generalized health education in various different ways to patients.

I also need to establish and prescribe specific health regimens or plans to patients after care, or for preventative care.

*Along with the duties, there are also certain responsibilities to me as registered nurses and I need to fulfill at any cost. Such responsibilities include:


I need to treat patients with total compassion and full respect for the inherent dignity, worth, and uniqueness of every individual.

It is also my responsibility as registered nurse to put the safety and health of their patients above their own.

An important ethical responsibility for me as an RN is to maintain the privacy and confidentiality of a patient’s records and private information.

I’m working with MSF (Medicines Sans Frontiers) as Registered
Nurse in Pediatric Hospital in Al-Za’tari Camp to treat the Syrian
Refugees from common diseases and enhance the health quality of
Life.
*Note: MSF (Medicines sans Frontiers):
Medicines Sans Frontiers (MSF) /Doctors without Borders are an international medical humanitarian organization created by doctors and journalists in France in 1971.
MSF delivers emergency medical assistance to people affected by armed conflict, epidemics, malnutrition, natural disasters, or exclusion from health care in nearly 60 countries.
MSF is one of the world's leading independent organizations for medical humanitarian aid, giving quality medical care to people caught in crisis regardless of race, religion, or political affiliation. Every day, more than 27, 000 MSF field staff provides assistance around the world to people whose survival is threatened by violence, neglect, or catastrophe, primarily due to armed conflict, epidemics, malnutrition, and exclusion from health care or natural disasters.

My Responsibilities and Duties:

As a registered nurse, I need to perform all nursing duties as per the laws and regulations of the state where I are working in. Taking care of the patient will always be the top priority of registered nurses. Regardless of the setting or specialization in which RNs practice, these are some my underlying duties and responsibilities that affect the general profession:

I will be responsible for the daily care of an admitted patient. This can include administering medication, setting IVs, giving shots, and updating patient records, providing emotional support, patient education, basic diagnostics, and other patient procedures.

It is my duty to provide direct patient care, and reports any changes in patient status to the doctor treating the patient to insure the comfort and safety of that particular patient.

As a registered nurse, I also need to assist physicians and all healthcare professionals when caring for patient, always giving a complete and thorough report on patient status at end of shift to the other RN who will be taking charge of the next shift.

I also need to perform routine nursing care to assigned patients, while utilizing age specific and universal precaution practices at all times.

I also need to update the condition of the patient to their family members and about the trainings, medicines and precautions that the patient needs to take as per the plan of care.

I need to actively demonstrate my knowledge of nursing theory, techniques, principles, and practice in order to holistically care for the patient while reporting any changes in patient’s condition to the doctor or the physician following up with proper documentation.

It is my duty to administer and distribute prescribed medications to assigned patients orally, topically, subcutaneously and intramuscularly as per the instructions of the doctor or physician treating the patient. Here, I must also keep records of symptoms and progress of patients.

Many times, as registered nurse, I may also be responsible for supervising and overseeing the work of licensed practical nurses (LPNs), nursing aides, and orderlies. Here, supervisory duties may include basics like scheduling, training, monitoring and assisting.

One of the main duties to me as registered nurse is to record patients’ medical history and maintain details about a patient’s vital statistics such as heart rate, temperature, blood pressure, sugar level and so on.

It is my duty as a registered nurse to impart specialized and generalized health education in various different ways to patients.

I also need to establish and prescribe specific health regimens or plans to patients after care, or for preventative care.

My Responsibilities and Duties:

As a registered nurse, I need to perform all nursing duties as per the laws and regulations of the state where I are working in. Taking care of the patient will always be the top priority of registered nurses. Regardless of the setting or specialization in which RNs practice, these are some my underlying duties and responsibilities that affect the general profession:

I will be responsible for the daily care of an admitted patient. This can include administering medication, setting IVs, giving shots, and updating patient records, providing emotional support, patient education, basic diagnostics, and other patient procedures.

It is my duty to provide direct patient care, and reports any changes in patient status to the doctor treating the patient to insure the comfort and safety of that particular patient.

As a registered nurse, I also need to assist physicians and all healthcare professionals when caring for patient, always giving a complete and thorough report on patient status at end of shift to the other RN who will be taking charge of the next shift.

I also need to perform routine nursing care to assigned patients, while utilizing age specific and universal precaution practices at all times.

I also need to update the condition of the patient to their family members and about the trainings, medicines and precautions that the patient needs to take as per the plan of care.

I need to actively demonstrate my knowledge of nursing theory, techniques, principles, and practice in order to holistically care for the patient while reporting any changes in patient’s condition to the doctor or the physician following up with proper documentation.

It is my duty to administer and distribute prescribed medications to assigned patients orally, topically, subcutaneously and intramuscularly as per the instructions of the doctor or physician treating the patient. Here, I must also keep records of symptoms and progress of patients.

Many times, as registered nurse, I may also be responsible for supervising and overseeing the work of licensed practical nurses (LPNs), nursing aides, and orderlies. Here, supervisory duties may include basics like scheduling, training, monitoring and assisting.

One of the main duties to me as registered nurse is to record patients’ medical history and maintain details about a patient’s vital statistics such as heart rate, temperature, blood pressure, sugar level and so on.

It is my duty as a registered nurse to impart specialized and generalized health education in various different ways to patients.

I also need to establish and prescribe specific health regimens or plans to patients after care, or for preventative care.

*Along with the duties, there are also certain responsibilities to me as registered nurses and I need to fulfill at any cost. Such responsibilities include:


I need to treat patients with total compassion and full respect for the inherent dignity, worth, and uniqueness of every individual.

It is also my responsibility as registered nurse to put the safety and health of their patients above their own.

An important ethical responsibility for me as an RN is to maintain the privacy and confidentiality of a patient’s records and private information.