Critical Care Nurse

Role Overview

Reporting to the Nurse In-Charge of the ICU, the Critical Care Nurse cares for patients who require close monitoring and advanced nursing support. The role helps maintain safe, consistent care by following hospital procedures and coordinating effectively with the critical care team.

Key Responsibilities

• Assess patients’ condition and provide nursing care suited to their critical care needs.
• Monitor patients closely and report changes promptly to the appropriate clinical team members.
• Carry out nursing interventions in accordance with hospital policies and procedures.
• Support safe, coordinated care within the Critical Care Unit.
• Apply patient-safety practices throughout care delivery.
• Communicate respectfully with patients and provide a strong standard of customer service.

Requirements & Qualifications

• Higher Diploma in Critical Care Nursing (KRCCN).
• Diploma in Kenya Registered Community Health Nursing; a nursing degree is an added advantage.
• At least two years of Critical Care Unit experience after KRCCN training and licensure.
• Current Basic Life Support (BLS) and Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) certifications.
• Strong nursing, patient-safety and customer-service skills.