Nursing Officer

Responsibilities:

Provide quality nursing care to patients. Take and record patients’ vital signs and conduct basic patient assessments. Administer medications and treatments as prescribed.  Assist doctors during consultations, procedures, and minor treatments. Monitor patients and promptly escalate any concerns to the appropriate clinician. Provide health education and basic counselling to patients. Maintain proper infection prevention and control standards. Ensure clinical areas and nursing equipment are clean, organised, and ready for use. Maintain accurate and timely patient documentation. Register patients and accurately capture their information on the clinic’s system. Schedule and coordinate patient appointments. Attend to patient enquiries in person, by phone, and through approved communication channels. Assist with patient billing, payment confirmation, and basic documentation where required. Maintain proper filing and organisation of patient records. Assist with HMO-related documentation and patient processes. Monitor and maintain adequate stock of basic medical and nursing supplies. Prepare routine reports and assist with administrative record-keeping. Support smooth coordination between patients, nurses, doctors, laboratory, and other departments. Follow clinic policies, procedures, and administrative protocols. Perform other duties assigned by management.

Requirements:

Registered Nurse (RN) qualification obtained from a recognised School/College of Nursing or College of Nursing Sciences. Valid nursing registration and practising licence. Applicants with university nursing degrees are not eligible for this position. Previous experience in a clinic, hospital, or similar healthcare setting is an advantage. Good communication and interpersonal skills. Strong organisational and administrative skills. Basic computer literacy and ability to use electronic medical/record systems. Ability to multitask and work effectively in a fast-paced clinical environment. Professional appearance, good attitude, and excellent patient-care skills. Must be reliable, punctual, responsible, and able to work effectively as part of a team.