Nurses play a vital role in keeping people healthy. They carefully check patients to find out what’s wrong and help them understand how to stay well. Their work includes caring for patients, talking with doctors, giving medicines, and monitoring vital signs to make sure everyone gets the best care possible.
Responsibilities:
- To start with, you’ll check each consultation room at least twice a day to make sure the checklist is completed, signed, and that all supplies are in place.
- During your shift, you’ll regularly communicate with the administration to confirm that all reports and test results are properly filed.
- You’ll also record patients’ vital signs—such as blood pressure, pulse, weight, height, and temperature—and assist with their registration and reception.
- In addition, you’ll collect samples like blood, urine, and swabs, then deliver each to the correct hospital or laboratory.
- Your duties will also include routine medical care, such as cleaning ears and eyes, changing or removing bandages, treating wounds, and performing pregnancy tests.
- When needed, you’ll provide first aid and emergency support.
- You’ll guide patients in understanding their ongoing nursing and medical needs.
- Finally, you’ll update the clinical computer system with accurate details about patients and their care.
Eligibility Criteria:
- First, you must hold valid nursing qualifications and a UK nursing license to work as a nurse in Dubai.
- Next, you should have completed at least three years of accredited training in nursing or midwifery.
- You also need at least two years of experience working as a registered nurse.
- In addition, you should have at least two years of hands-on experience in different hospital areas such as OPD, IPD, ER/ICU, OT, and Pediatrics.
- Finally, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree and a current DHA license are required.
Perks:
- You’ll receive an excellent salary and have the chance to save more money.
- Since the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has no personal income tax, you’ll be able to keep your full earnings.
- You’ll also get to work in Dubai’s modern, high-tech hospitals and clinics, giving you access to the best medical facilities and equipment.
- There are plenty of career growth opportunities, such as moving into leadership roles, specializing in specific areas, or joining advanced training programs.
- You may also receive extra benefits like housing allowances, health insurance, and education support for your dependents.
- Additionally, you could enjoy perks such as life and dental insurance, paid vacation days, travel allowances, and education benefits.