Required Qualifications
B.Sc. Nursing / Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing / GNM from a recognized institution.
Valid registration with the respective State Nursing Council / Nursing Registration Authority.
Basic Life Support (BLS) certification is preferred.
Additional training or experience in neurological nursing, rehabilitation nursing, or critical care will be an advantage.
Experience
0–3 years of relevant nursing experience may be considered.
Experience in a Neuro Rehabilitation Center, Neurology Department, Stroke Unit, ICU, hospital, or rehabilitation facility will be preferred.
Freshers with good clinical knowledge and a willingness to work in neuro-rehabilitation may also be considered.
Key Skills & Competencies
Good clinical and nursing skills.
Basic understanding of neurological conditions and rehabilitation.
Strong patient-monitoring and observation skills.
Knowledge of medication administration and emergency procedures.
Good communication and interpersonal skills.
Compassionate and patient-centered approach.
Ability to work effectively in a multidisciplinary team.
Ability to handle patients with mobility, cognitive, communication, and behavioral challenges.
Good documentation and reporting skills.
Ability to work in rotational shifts, including night shifts, if required.
Strong sense of responsibility, discipline, and confidentiality.
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
Quality and safety of patient care.
Accuracy of medication administration and clinical documentation.
Compliance with nursing and infection-control protocols.
Timely identification and escalation of patient-care concerns.
Patient and caregiver satisfaction.
Effective coordination with the multidisciplinary rehabilitation team.
Compliance with organizational policies and procedures.
Working Conditions
Patient-facing clinical role within a neuro-rehabilitation environment.
May involve rotational shifts and night duty.
Requires assisting patients with transfers, positioning, mobility, and activities of daily living.
Requires close interaction with patients, caregivers, and multidisciplinary healthcare professionals.