Female Fresher Nurse job at UJAN Medicals

About the Institution

UJAN Medicals is a prominent healthcare staffing and clinical management organization in Uganda. On behalf of a partner health clinic in Bukunda Town, UJAN Medicals is seeking an enthusiastic, newly qualified Female Fresher Nurse eager to kickstart her clinical career in a supportive rural healthcare setup.

Job Summary & Entry-Level Scope

This role offers an excellent foundation for a newly graduated nurse looking to build hands-on clinical experience. The nurse will assist with routine patient triage, drug administration, patient charting, and general clinic hygiene under the guidance of senior medical personnel.

Key Responsibilities

• Patient Support & Assessment: Measure and record patient vital signs, log medical histories, and prepare patients for consultations.
• Basic Nursing Procedures: Administer basic medications, assist with dressing changes, and maintain patient hygiene.
• Clinic Upkeep: Maintain cleanliness in treatment areas and sterilize medical instruments.
• Record Management: Maintain accurate clinical charts and basic patient registers.

Minimum Qualifications & Submission Requirements

• Education: Certificate or Academic Testimonial / Recommendation in Nursing.
• Academic Record: Senior 4 (S.4) Academic Results slip.
• Status: Open to fresh graduates seeking entry-level clinical exposure.

Additional Benefits: Daily allowance of UGX 7,000 and accommodation provided on site

Note: Only qualified and serious applicants should apply.

• Measure and record patient vital signs, log medical histories, and prepare patients for consultations.
• Administer basic medications, assist with dressing changes, and maintain patient hygiene.
• Maintain cleanliness in treatment areas and sterilize medical instruments.
• Maintain accurate clinical charts and basic patient registers.

• Certificate or Academic Testimonial / Recommendation in Nursing.
• Senior 4 (S.4) Academic Results slip.
• Open to fresh graduates seeking entry-level clinical exposure.