Pediatric ICU Nurse

Job Description

Soultek Pvt Ltd is seeking a dedicated Pediatric ICU Nurse to provide expert care for critically ill pediatric patients, particularly those with cardiac conditions. This role demands a highly skilled professional with proficiency in advanced life support techniques, critical care assessment, and mechanical ventilation management. The ideal candidate must possess strong clinical judgment and the ability to function efficiently in a fast-paced, high-stress environment. They will work closely with multidisciplinary teams to deliver comprehensive care and will manage a team of 5 nursing professionals, ensuring quality patient outcomes and adherence to pediatric cardiac care protocols. The Pediatric ICU nurse is responsible for delivering direct care to pediatric cardiac patients throughout all surgical phases and managing complex health situations involving rapid physiological changes. Excellent communication skills are necessary to educate and support patients and families, facilitating emotional support and clear understanding during stressful times. Commitment to maintaining rigorous infection control, safety guidelines, and accurate documentation is essential. This role also involves continuous professional development and staying current with evolving pediatric cardiac care practices to provide the highest standard of nursing care.

REPORTING LINE & SUPERVISION EXERCISED:

Reports to:

• ICU Head Nurse
• Section Head CICU (Assistant/Associate Professor)

WORK ENVIRONMENT:

Shifts: Standard office hours with flexibility for additional hours when needed.

Calls: On-call responsibilities for critical patient care and department emergencies.

KEY INTERACTIONS:

Pediatic cardiologists; Cardiac surgeons; Intensivists; Respiratory therapists; Cardiac technologists; Clinical pharmacists.

JOB SPECIFICATIONS:

Qualification:

• Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) or a General Nursing Diploma (GN) from an accredited nursing program (PNC).
• Additional certifications in pediatric nursing or critical care nursing can be beneficial. Some institutions may require specific training in pediatric cardiology.

Experience:

• 1 to 2 years of experience in pediatric nursing, with at least some of that time spent in a critical care setting, preferably within a pediatric cardiac ICU.
• Experience or training in managing cardiothoracic surgery patients and knowledge of cardiac monitoring devices, medication administration, and critical care protocols tailored to pediatric patients is highly advantageous.