Yashita Vinoharry Chanderan

· Teach clinical skills classes and theory lessons

· guide students through their first clinical rotations

· Teach for large nursing student groups at medical and surgical hospitals, training nurses and on new protocols

· Planning and teaching curriculum

· Lecturing and guiding class discussions

· Overseeing independent study

· Supervising lab and clinical work

· Evaluating and grading students' work

· Serving as an advisor on academic and career issues

· Serving as a mentor and role model

· Overseeing graduate projects, dissertations, and research

· Sitting on nursing department committees and developing programs

· Conducting research and publishing results

· Staying up to date on the latest in nursing practice

· Recruiting new students

· Connecting with the community through outreach

· To support the department sister in providing cover for the

Hospital at night.

· Patient focused services.

· Provide leadership and support for the overnight nursing team in the Surgical and Orthopedic Unit, managing performance, and facilitating education and professional development.

· Responsibility for the assessment of patient care needs, and the planning, implementation and evaluation of care.

· Responsibility for deployment of staff, resource management and the safety of the clinical work environment, coordinating responses to routine pressures and emergency situations in delegated areas.

· Responsibility for supervision of staff and students on rotational and permanent night shifts working in wards and Accident and Emergency Department.

· Communicate effectively with patients, carers and members of the multi-disciplinary team, in styles appropriate to people and situations, minimising and resolving conflict and complaint.

· Ensures accurate record keeping in accord with local standards.

· Make necessary clinical and managerial decisions on all aspects of the overnight management of the allocated ward/department.

· Ensure the smooth and efficient delivery of service.

· Recognise situations that require assistance and support accordingly.

· Prioritising and meeting competing demands from patients, relatives and members of the multi-disciplinary team.

· Develop the clinical and management skills and knowledge necessary to contribute to service developments.

• Mentoring and teaching current and future nursing students.
• Designing, delivering, and evaluating educational curricula.
• Writing and reviewing educational material, like textbooks.
• Documenting the students' progress and advising them on their educational journey.
• Researching and remaining up-to-date on clinical practices.
• Developing patient care plans and assisting patients with their clinical needs.
• Educating the technical and patient care staff in using new technology.
• Provide support, mentoring and supervision to students undertaking healthcare courses.
• Responsible for assessing students' clinical skills and providing feedback on their performance.
• Ensure that students are competent and able to demonstrate the required clinical, communication and professional skills.
• Consistently demonstrating knowledge and understanding of the relevant healthcare principles.
• Ensure that the learning environment is safe and secure, and that all students are treated with respect and dignity.

• Assist in making administrative & logistical arrangements for medical evacuations & repatriations.
• Assist with the daily implementation of the mission's medical evacuation requirements.
• Compile confidential medical reports based on patients records & other available information.
• Maintain the database of casualty & medical evacuations (CASEVAC / MEDEVAC) & records clinical & statistical data in Earthmed portal or any other medical information management system.
• Conduct rapid assessments of patients' conditions during transport. Stabilize and provide initial treatment for critically ill or injured patient.
• Administer advanced medical treatments, including medications, intravenous fluids, and life support measures.
• Monitor and manage patients with severe medical conditions or trauma.
• Respond to medical emergencies in a variety of settings, including accident scenes, hospitals, or remote locations.
• Perform life-saving procedures and interventions as necessary.
• Work closely with pilots and other members of the flight crew to ensure safe and efficient aeromedical transport.
• Communicate effectively to coordinate patient care and respond to in-flight emergencies.
• Operate and maintain specialized medical equipment on board the aircraft.
• Ensure the readiness and functionality of all medical and safety equipment.
• Maintain accurate and thorough documentation of patient assessments, interventions, and responses during transport.
• Complete patient care reports for handover to receiving medical facilities.
• Communicate with referring and receiving medical teams to provide information about the patient's condition and treatment.
• Facilitate smooth transitions of care between healthcare facilities.
• Adapt to various environmental conditions, including turbulence, limited space, and challenging weather conditions.
• Effectively manage crises and high-stress situations during transport.
• Demonstrate calmness and resilience in emergency scenarios.
• Stay current on the latest advancements in critical care and aeromedical transport through ongoing professional development.
• Ensure compliance with aviation and healthcare regulations governing aeromedical transport.
• Provide care that respects and considers the diverse cultural backgrounds and needs of patients.

• Demonstrated a high level of initiative and creativity while tackling difficult tasks.
• Passionate about learning and committed to continual improvement.
• Identified issues, analyzed information and provided solutions to problems.
• Participated in team projects, demonstrating an ability to work collaboratively and effectively.
• Liaising with healthcare professionals and patients about treatment plans.
• Overseeing clinic operations and staff duties.
• Keeping medical professionals informed about healthcare administered at the clinic.
• Managing the clinic's budget, billing system, and inventory.
• Ordering stock and supplies for the clinic.
• Overseeing the purchasing, maintenance, and repair of clinic equipment.
• Developing procedures to deliver optimal patient care.
• Performing the hiring, training, and performance evaluation of staff members.
• Managing internal and external communications, and answering queries about the clinic.

• Triage and stabilize incoming patients
• Perform procedures and initiate treatments
• Clean wounds and apply sutures
• Draw blood, start intravenous lines and administer medications
• Maintain patient records and collaborate with the health team
• Work with ER staff to stabilize incoming patients.
• Give stitches and sutures.
• Start intravenous lines (IVs).
• Administer medication—as instructed by physicians.
• Create and maintain patient records.
• Transfer stable patients to other wings.
• Maintaining emergency room care standards.
• Assisting with insurance paperwork.
• Ensuring the efficiency of the patient check-in process.
• Displaying strong decision-making skills in emergency scenarios.

•Assist patients in and out of taxis, ambulances and cars.

• Lift patients on and off beds, with the assistance of nurses

• Transfer patients files and x-rays between departments, specimens to laboratories

• Make sure that an adequate supply of clean clothing and linen is available for the patient and that

soiled items are removed and cleaned

• Transport specimens to laboratories

• Deliver and collect linen, rubbish, infectious waste, specimens and equipment

• Maintain clean and prepare wheelchairs, trolleys and other equipment

• Assist in administrative duties such as photocopying ward forms

• Assist in the maintenance of stocks of linen and non-medical supplies

• Assist in lifting and turning patients, transporting them in wheelchairs, stretches or on movable

beds between wards and departments

• Clean rooms such as bathrooms, showers, utility rooms and offices and clean interior windows

• Clean equipment in the pan room such as pan trolleys, buckets, pans, bowls, suction bottles and

tubing, commodes, wheel chairs and seats, and rinse trays

• Wash patients' lockers and tables

• Discuss patients concerns with nurses

• Accompany patients, who are ready for discharge, to the central waiting area

• Transport equipment, X-rays, patient records and deceased patients between wards,

departments, theatres and mortuary

• Attend emergency cardiac arrest calls, fire and other urgent situations within the hospital,

grounds and patient rest