FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of a Registered Nurse in Labour & Delivery?
The primary responsibilities include providing and coordinating patient care, assessing and identifying patients' needs, monitoring medical plans, and educating patients and their families about health conditions.
Do I need a special license to work as a Registered Nurse in this position?
Yes, you must have an appropriate license to work as a registered nurse in the relevant regulatory health authority, along with meeting all required qualifications and experience.
What types of medical procedures will I assist with?
You will assist in both invasive and non-invasive medical procedures as needed.
Are there any specific certifications required for this role?
Yes, you need to hold a valid American Heart Association Basic Life Support Provider card and maintain your professional re-licensure.
Is teamwork essential in this role?
Yes, collaboration with a team of physicians and other healthcare specialists is crucial for delivering effective patient care.
What languages do I need to be proficient in for this position?
You need to communicate clearly and effectively in English, both spoken and written.
What types of patient assessments will I be performing?
You will perform systematic patient assessments, re-assessments, and collect pertinent data about patients' health or situations.
Will I be responsible for administering medications?
Yes, you will administer medications and monitor patients for any side effects and reactions.
Is there a requirement for ongoing education or skills maintenance?
Yes, you are expected to maintain and update your technical and clinical skills related to nursing practice.
Will I need to work across different departments?
Yes, you should be willing to work across departments when necessary.