✅ Responsibilities of a Nurse (DOH) in LASER Procedures
If a nurse is involved in laser treatments or works in a DOH facility using LASER technology, their responsibilities might include:

1. Pre-Procedure Responsibilities

• Patient assessment: Evaluate the patient’s medical history and skin condition.
• Informed consent: Ensure patients understand the procedure, risks, and post-care instructions.
• Preparation of equipment: Check and calibrate laser machines; ensure safety protocols are in place.
• Safety checks: Confirm all protective gear (e.g. goggles for both patient and staff) is ready.

1. During the Procedure

• Assisting the physician or laser technician: Hand instruments, monitor patient condition.
• Monitoring patient reactions: Look out for signs of distress, pain, or complications.
• Maintaining sterile field: Prevent infection and contamination.

1. Post-Procedure Responsibilities

• Wound care and instructions: Educate patients on post-laser care, wound cleaning, and medications.
• Documentation: Accurately record the procedure, laser settings, patient response, and aftercare given.
• Monitoring for adverse reactions: Report any complications like burns, infections, or allergic reactions.

1. Administrative & Regulatory Duties

• Compliance with DOH protocols and standards
• Training and certification: Nurses handling lasers often need special training and certification, depending on local laws or DOH regulations.
• Reporting: Submit reports or data on laser procedures for health records or audits.

Job Type: Full-time
Expected Start Date: 01/09/202

1. Pre-Procedure Responsibilities

• Patient assessment: Evaluate the patient’s medical history and skin condition.
• Informed consent: Ensure patients understand the procedure, risks, and post-care instructions.
• Preparation of equipment: Check and calibrate laser machines; ensure safety protocols are in place.
• Safety checks: Confirm all protective gear (e.g. goggles for both patient and staff) is ready

3. Post-Procedure Responsibilities

• Wound care and instructions: Educate patients on post-laser care, wound cleaning, and medications.
• Documentation: Accurately record the procedure, laser settings, patient response, and aftercare given.
• Monitoring for adverse reactions: Report any complications like burns, infections, or allergic reactions

4. Administrative & Regulatory Duties

• Compliance with DOH protocols and standards
• Training and certification: Nurses handling lasers often need special training and certification, depending on local laws or DOH regulations.
• Reporting: Submit reports or data on laser procedures for health records or audits