APRIL IRENE SIBLE

• Provide rapid care and assessment for emergent and non-emergent cases presented to EMS.
• Proper triaging or prioritizing patient based on Canadian Triage Acquity Scale for patients
• Proper primary and secondary assessment when influx of external disaster such as Road Traffic Accidents and external disaster.
• Performed various nursing interventions such as wound dressing, vital sign monitoring and specimen collection.
• Assisted doctors with examinations of patients by taking vital signs and drawing blood.
• Managed elements of patient care from admission to discharge or transfer to other units.
• Use HIS- (EMS Triage-Dashboard and EMR) to maintain records of patient care, condition and progress and reported and discussed observations with supervisor.

• Provide rapid assessment and treatment patients in the initial phase of illness or trauma and often in life-threatening situations;
• Assist physician of en examining patient’s; carry out doctor’s legal orders; and comply with protocols, procedures and safety policies of a health care facility.
• Worked with nurses to assess patients and prepare for tests and procedures.
• Facilitated transfer of patients throughout medical facility and between departments.

Emergency Room

Job Description

• Conduct physical examinations and take record patients health history; take patients to the emergency room and administer first aid healthcare treatment before the arrival of the doctor; write down prescription and make order for medical tests to be conducted for diagnosis; assist the doctors in outlining the right and most effective treatment option to be administered to patients and in evaluating the condition of patients and planning the best treatment option for them; carryout diagnosis for treating and assisting patients to manage acute and chronic illnesses accordingly; make use of expertise to conduct physical examinations on patients and interpret their health conditions from their medical history; administer both primary and specialty care to both adults and children accordingly and perform minor procedures when necessary in emergency situations

Heroe's Ward

• Provide care for battle casualty soldiers who suffered injuries and diseases on battle field; work with other healthcare team on planned care and treatment; helping soldiers to cope with present illness and health issues; collecting detailed information of each and every patient in order to provide accurate treatment; provide health care services only on the basis of policies and standards made by the organization; maintain proper documentation and report files of each patient

Medical Ward

Job Description

• Provide medications and injections as prescribed by the doctor; administer Intravenous Fluids and oxygen, if required; monitor and record vital signs; provide frequent patient evaluations including monitoring vital signs and perform essential procedures; refer any changes in patient's status or untoward reaction to the doctor; monitor, analyse and record urine and stool output; collect specimens including sputum, stool, urine and send it for medical analysis to laboratory; analyse test results from various departments and record it properly; assist doctors during treatment and provide general nursing care to all patients

Infectious/Tuberculosis Ward

Job Description

• Working with the healthcare team on educating on proper sanitation methods and treating patients with the planned care and therapeutic management; recognizing and isolating outbreaks of infectious diseases in healthcare settings; serving as an advocate and educator for members of the family infected with infectious diseases such as tuberculosis, nosocomial infections, etc., collecting and analysing data on incidence of nosocomial infections and the success or failure of various prevention strategies

Orthopedic Ward

Job Description

• Providing care for people who have suffered from bone fractures, arthritis and a host of other bone and muscle related problems, people who have just had joint replacement surgeries, and people who suffer from degenerative diseases; helping patients with therapy and assistance for faster recuperation; helping on monitoring soldier’s neurovascular status, performing external fixation care, casting and continuous motion therapy; work with doctors to perform treatments on patients with musculoskeletal conditions; monitor and quickly attend to any signs of negative reactions to drugs and allergies; educate patients on steps to take to manage pain.