Staff Nurse

**Post-Transplant Care & Monitoring**:

- Provide individualized, high-quality nursing care to liver transplant patients in the immediate post-operative phase.
- Continuously monitor and assess the patient's vital signs, liver function, renal status, electrolytes, and other clinical parameters.
- Administer and titrate medications, including immunosuppressive drugs, antibiotics, and anti-rejection medications, as prescribed.
- Monitor for early signs of organ rejection, infection, or complications such as bleeding, biliary leaks, and hepatic encephalopathy.
- Observe and manage complications related to the transplant process, including graft function, fluid balance, and hemodynamic stability.
- **Clinical Interventions**:

- Assist with advanced life support and critical interventions, including mechanical ventilation, continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT), and hemodynamic monitoring.
- Perform and assist in procedures such as central line insertion, arterial line placement, and management of chest tubes or drains.
- Administer blood products and manage transfusions when necessary, closely monitoring the patient's response.
- Collaborate with medical staff to adjust treatment plans based on continuous assessments and lab results.
- **Immunosuppressive Therapy Management**:

- Administer immunosuppressive drugs according to the transplant protocol and monitor for side effects and therapeutic efficacy.
- Educate patients and families on the importance of adherence to immunosuppressive therapy and the risks of non-adherence.
- Monitor and manage adverse effects of immunosuppressive medications, including infections, renal function, and bone marrow suppression.
- **Patient & Family Education**:

- Provide education on liver transplant procedures, post-operative care, medication regimens, and the importance of regular follow-up.
- Offer emotional and psychological support to patients and their families, helping them cope with the challenges of recovery and long-term care.
- Instruct family members on care techniques, signs of complications, and when to seek medical help.
- **Collaboration with Multidisciplinary Team**:

- Work closely with transplant surgeons, hepatologists, intensivists, pharmacists, dietitians, and social workers to provide comprehensive care.
- Participate in multidisciplinary rounds, contributing to care planning and patient management.
- Collaborate on discharge planning, including the coordination of follow-up appointments, rehabilitation, and outpatient care.
- **Documentation & Reporting**:

- Accurately document all nursing interventions, observations, and changes in patient condition in the electronic health record (EHR).
- Ensure thorough documentation of medication administration, lab results, and treatment changes.
- Report any adverse events, complications, or concerns to the appropriate healthcare providers and follow institutional protocols for reporting.
- **Infection Control & Safety**:

- Adhere to stringent infection control practices to prevent hospital-acquired infections, especially in post-transplant patients who are immunocompromised.
- Ensure the safety of patients by following established protocols for medication administration, patient handling, and equipment use.
- Maintain a clean, organized, and safe environment in the ICU setting.
- **Professional Development & Training**:

- Stay current with the latest advancements in liver transplant care, ICU nursing, and related fields through continuing education, workshops, and conferences.
- Participate in in-house training and professional development programs to enhance skills in managing complex transplant patients.
- Act as a resource for junior nurses, providing mentorship and sharing expertise related to liver transplant care.
- **Ethical and Legal Compliance**:

- Ensure that all patient care is delivered in accordance with ethical guidelines, including respecting patient autonomy and dignity.
- Maintain confidentiality of patient information in accordance with hospital policies and legal regulations (e.g., HIPAA).
- Adhere to institutional and legal protocols regarding organ transplant procedures and patient care.

**Required Qualifications**:

- **Education**:

- Bachelor’s degree in Nursing (BSN) or DGNM.

Pay: ₹350,000.00 - ₹450,000.00 per year

**Benefits**:

- Health insurance
- Provident Fund

Schedule:

- Rotational shift

**Experience**:

- LTICU: 1 year (preferred)

Work Location: In person