1) In the in-patient department, responsible to assist patients’ daily living activities such as feeding, turning, personal hygiene assistance and etc. according to patient’s needs to ensure recovery of the patient.

2) Performs keying-in of charges in the HIS and responsible to ensure correct charging and inventory levels in the department.

3) Assist in booking for procedure/surgery.

4) Assist in ushering and preparation of patients for examination by Consultant/Doctors.

5) Responsible in tidying and maintaining patients’ room cleanliness.

6) Assists to prepare resources or equipment according to the need of patient before, during and after admission or discharge when necessary.

7) Assist in the lifting or transporting patient.

8) Acts as a chaperone when doctor’s round.

9) Provide comfort and prevent pressure sores to the bedridden – positioning / turning and passive exercise/physiotherapy.

10) Provide and remove bedpans/urinal/sputum/mug/emesis bowls and to disinfect them as required.

11) Promptly attend to patients’ needs and queries.

12) Follow patient and visitors to the respective room on admission.

13) Take and record vital signs and condition of patients into the EMR; reports to State Registered Nurse.

14) Assist in the collection of specimens.

15) Maintain and update records and charts daily.

16) Responsible for patient’s safety at all times.

1) In the in-patient department, responsible to assist patients’ daily living activities such as feeding, turning, personal hygiene assistance and etc. according to patient’s needs to ensure recovery of the patient.

2) Performs keying-in of charges in the HIS and responsible to ensure correct charging and inventory levels in the department.

3) Assist in booking for procedure/surgery.

4) Assist in ushering and preparation of patients for examination by Consultant/Doctors.

5) Responsible in tidying and maintaining patients’ room cleanliness.

6) Assists to prepare resources or equipment according to the need of patient before, during and after admission or discharge when necessary.

7) Assist in the lifting or transporting patient.

8) Acts as a chaperone when doctor’s round.

9) Provide comfort and prevent pressure sores to the bedridden – positioning / turning and passive exercise/physiotherapy.

10) Provide and remove bedpans/urinal/sputum/mug/emesis bowls and to disinfect them as required.

11) Promptly attend to patients’ needs and queries.

12) Follow patient and visitors to the respective room on admission.

13) Take and record vital signs and condition of patients into the EMR; reports to State Registered Nurse.

14) Assist in the collection of specimens.

15) Maintain and update records and charts daily.

16) Responsible for patient’s safety at all times.