The recovery nurse is responsible for providing immediate postoperative care to patients. The focus is on monitoring vital signs, identifying complications, and ensuring safe, high-quality care. In this role, you will work in a dynamic environment where quick thinking, clinical reasoning, and teamwork are essential.

Work:

• Monitoring vital signs after surgeries and treatments
• Identifying and treating postoperative complications
• Administering medication, including pain relievers
• Operating and monitoring medical equipment
• Acting independently in emergency situations, including CPR
• Transferring patients to the nursing ward
• Providing information and support to patients and parents/caregivers
• Planning, delivering, and evaluating nursing care
• Observing and analyzing patients' conditions and anticipating their needs
• Collaborating with physicians, anesthesiologists, and other disciplines
• Ensuring accurate reporting and handover
• Working in accordance with protocols, guidelines, and quality standards
• Identifying areas for improvement and contributing to quality improvement
• Staying up to date on professional knowledge and participating in training programs

Job Requirements:

• Level 5 Nursing Diploma
• Additional training to become a recovery, ICU, or anesthesia nurse
• Preferably experience in a hospital setting

Skills and competencies:

• Stress-resistant and flexible
• Being able to act quickly and effectively in emergency situations
• Good communication skills
• Empathetic and patient-centered
• Accurate and responsible
• Ability to work both independently and as part of a team