Skilled Nursing officer Maternal health worker at British Community Hospital and Outpatient Clinic (BCHOC) in Abuja

Organization:

British Community Hospital and Outpatient Clinic (BCHOC)

Job Location:

Abuja

Employment Type:

Full time
Date Posted:

Job Description

Role Overview

  • We are looking for a devoted and compassionate Nursing officer Maternal health worker with proven hands-on patient care to join our healthcare team.
  • The preferred candidate will be proficient in offering complete maternal and newborn care, antenatal and postnatal solutions, family organizing, and crisis obstetric interventions.
  • The position requires robust clinical judgment, outstanding patient information exchange, and compliance to best nursing and midwifery procedures.

Primary duties

  • Offer antenatal, intrapartum, and postnatal care to mothers and newborns.
  • Carry out safe supplies and oversee obstetric crises according to procedures.
  • Track maternal and fetal well-being during work and dispatch.
  • Counsel patients on family organizing, reproductive health, and breastfeeding.
  • Manage prescribed medications and execute applicable clinical standardized processes.
  • Preserve precise and thorough patient records.
  • Teach mothers and families on newborn care, nutrition, and hygiene promotion.
  • Work alongside physicians, other nurses, and healthcare employees for most effective patient results.
  • Follow infection prevention, regulate, and safety guidelines.
  • Engage in public health outreach and maternal health education programs.

Credentials & Qualifications

  • Education: Registered Nursing officer (RN) and Registered Maternal health worker (RM) credentials from an accredited institution.
  • Accreditation: Ongoing practicing permit from the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN).
  • Expertise: At least 5 years of applicable post-certification expertise in a hospital, maternity unit, or primary healthcare setting.
  • Solid understanding of maternal and child health care procedures.
  • Skilled in managing obstetric crises and neonatal resuscitation.
  • Outstanding interpersonal, counselling, and verbal abilities.
  • Capability to operate in a high-pressure environment and make quick clinical decisions.

Preferred Competencies:

  • Development in Basic Life Assist (BLS) and Improved Life Assist in Obstetrics (ALSO).
  • Expertise in rural or low-asset healthcare settings.
  • Understanding with health data recording and analytics platforms.

Compensation & Perks

  • Attractive remuneration based on expertise.
  • Health coverage and other perks.
  • Avenues for uninterrupted career advancement.

Steps To Apply

Suitable applicants should send their Resume and Cover letter to: ceo@bchoc.net using the Position name as the subject of the mail.

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