Staff Nurse - Confinement Centre

Are you passionate about infant and mother care and looking for an opportunity to make a difference in people's lives? Our confinement centre is seeking a dedicated and compassionate Staff Nurse to join our team.

Our Vision

At NewBond, we believe that the sacred journey of becoming a parent is the genesis of unbreakable bonds. Our commitment extends beyond the immediate care of mothers and newborns, to fostering a nurturing environment that supports, educates, and empowers families. Rooted in tradition yet tailored for today, our services weave together the best of both worlds, ensuring every family experiences the profound joy of bonding in those cherished early moments.

Our Values

Connection - Connection between mummies, babies, local community and collaborating with healthcare professionals to provide comprehensive care and support. Maintaining open and transparent communication. Addressing concerns and questions promptly and effectively.

Compassion - Demonstrating empathy and understanding towards the physical and emotional needs of new mothers. Compassionate care can significantly enhance the postpartum experience.

Care - Safety care, family-centred care and individualised care

Comfortable - Physical, emotional, mental and environment comfort.

Commitment - Commitment to excellence, continuous improvement, client satisfaction and long-term well-being.

General Description Of Position:

The objective of a confinement Staff Nurse is to provide comprehensive care and support to postpartum mothers and their newborns during the confinement period, typically the first few weeks after childbirth.

The nurses in a confinement center are expected on promoting the health and well-being of postpartum mothers and newborns during the critical postnatal period.

Duty and responsibilities:

a) Monitoring Health: Nurses monitor the health of postpartum mothers and newborns, including vital signs, symptoms of complications, and overall well-being.

b) Assessment and Evaluation: They assess the physical and emotional status of mothers and babies, identifying any signs of distress or complications.

c) Providing Care: Nurses provide hands-on care such as assisting with breastfeeding, diaper changes, bathing, and administering medications or treatments as prescribed.

d) Educating Patients: They educate new mothers on topics such as newborn care, breastfeeding techniques, postpartum recovery, and signs of potential health issues.

e) Supporting Families: Nurses offer emotional support and guidance to new mothers and their families, addressing concerns and providing reassurance during the postpartum period.

f) Collaborating with Healthcare Team: They work closely with pediatricians, lactation consultants, and other healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive care for mothers and babies.

g) Maintaining Records: Nurses maintain accurate medical records, documenting assessments, interventions, and patient progress.

h) Emergency Response: They are trained to respond effectively to medical emergencies that may arise during childbirth or the postpartum period, providing immediate care and coordinating with other healthcare providers as needed.

i) Promoting Wellness: Nurses promote maternal and infant wellness through health promotion activities, such as encouraging proper nutrition, rest, and exercise.

j) Ensuring Safety: Nurses ensure a safe environment for mothers and babies, identifying and addressing any potential hazards or risks.

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