21ST CENTURY MANPOWER RESOURCES, INC

Job Description Responsible for acquiring preferred HNI & UHNI clients. Look to always enhance his/her Capital Markets Knowledge through continuous self-learning and training provided by the company. Ensure that allocated clients are introduced/contacted regularly and managed effecti More...

Senior nursing roles are usually characterised by working at a higher and more autonomous level, utilising enhanced skills and competencies, and often dealing with more complex patients or cases. Providing clinical leadership and mentoring/teachingoften form a key part of these rol More...

Senior nursing roles are usually characterised by working at a higher and more autonomous level, utilising enhanced skills and competencies, and often dealing with more complex patients or cases. Providing clinical leadership and mentoring/teachingoften form a key part of these roles More...

Clinic Nurses assist physicians in health care facilities and perform duties such asdelivering patient care, administering treatments, monitoring vital signs, performing tests, handling medical emergencies, and recording patient behavior.

Assessing, observing, and speaking to patients. Recording details and symptoms of patient medical history and current health. Preparing patients for exams and treatment. Administering medications and treatments, then monitoring patients for side effects and reactions.

Delivering care plans for patients. Monitoring vital signs. Carrying out assessments and blood tests. Liaising with other team members including doctors and senior nurses. Observing patients condition and recording information.

Assessing patients' skin diseases, conditions, and ailments to determine appropriate treatment. Prescribing medication and creating treatment plans, referring patients for surgery where necessary. Monitoring patient progress.

Preparing fillings and other materials. Providing support and reassurance to the patient. Sterilising instruments. Processing and filing x-rays. Tidying and cleaning the dental surgery. Recording and filing information about patients.

ICU Nurses are primarily responsible for applying their nursing specialities to maintain a patient's health and life. Common responsibilities includehead-to-toe assessments, wound care, medication administration, and much more.

Assessing, observing, and speaking to patients. Recording details and symptoms of patient medical history and current health. Preparing patients for exams and treatment. Administering medications and treatments, then monitoring patients for side effects and reactions.

A Senior Staff Nurse isresponsible for the provision and management of nursing care to patients, supervising and guiding junior nurses and nursing studentsto ensure that optimal care is provided. As a registered nurse, you will be responsible forassessing patient health problems, adm More...

An ICU nurse is responsible for closely observing patients, noting specific procedures and prescribed medication for each case;assisting doctors in providing physical assessments and administering treatments; monitoring vital signs and ensuring the proper functions of feeding tubes, More...

The responsibilities of a NICU nurse includecaring for infants' basic needs, such as diaper changes and feeding, and coordinating the infants' medical treatments with the NICU physician. The NICU nurse also offers comfort and support to premature and ill newborns and their pa More...

Open and close the surgery daily Adhere to health and safety protocols as well as cross-infection to the highest standard Ensure all dental instruments are correctly decontaminated Set up for every patient Provide the Dentist with the correct instruments and equipment Serve as More...

treatment and care of patients with diseases, wounds, injuries, and other skin conditions. They are responsible for initial patient assessment, monitoring patients' vital signs, and nurturing patients to recovery. Assist with the continuous development of staff. A minimum of2 More...

treatment and care of patients with diseases, wounds, injuries, and other skin conditions. They are responsible for initial patient assessment, monitoring patients' vital signs, and nurturing patients to recovery. Assist with the continuous development of staff. A minimum of2 More...

Developed, implemented and revised policies and procedures to facilitate and support the evolution and growth of the Bariatric Program Coordinated the preoperative care and testing of patients preparing to undergo surgery Provided patient education and an initial point of contact More...

Emergency room (ER) nurses arecritical care medical practitioners who help doctors in medical emergencies. ER nurses are expected to assist doctors, perform minor medical operations, and treat patients experiencing a critical injury, allergic reactions, or trauma.

A Neonatal Nurse, or Neonatal Care Nurse, isresponsible for caring for premature, injured or ill newborns to promote their health and livelihood. Your duties include monitoring a newborn's vitals, administering IVs and performing tasks like changing diapers.

ICU Nurses are primarily responsible for applying their nursing specialities to maintain a patient's health and life. Common responsibilities includehead-to-toe assessments, wound care, medication administration, and much more.

An intensive care unit (ICU) nurse is a registered nurse who specializes in delivering care to patients in intensive care units of hospitals and healthcare facilities. Your duties includeevaluating the patient's conditions, administering treatment, and providing constant support More...