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• Neonatal Care: Give premature and severely ill neonates admitted to the NICU specialized nursing care, including monitoring, medication administration, and assessments.
• Effectively oversee and regulate ventilated neonates by making sure the right settings, checks, and modifications are made to maximize respiratory support.
• Vital Sign Monitoring: Keep track of a newborn's vital signs, growth metrics, and therapy reactions. As soon as something changes, let the medical professionals know.
• Help with feeding: Provide assistance with nursing, bottle feeding, or tube feeding premature and low birth weight babies.
• Family Support: Provide parents and families with emotional support, advice on newborn care, and the creation of a warm and cozy environment.

• Operational Support: Help oversee the front desk, housekeeping, food and beverage, and other departments' daily operations at the hotel.
• Guest Services: To increase guest happiness, make sure you provide exceptional guest services, respond to questions and grievances from visitors, and resolve any problems.
• Staff Supervision: Manage and keep an eye on hotel employees' training, scheduling, and performance reviews.
• Financial Management: To reach financial goals and profitability, keep an eye on and manage the revenue, expenses, and budget.
• Inventory and Supplies: Keep an eye on your inventory, supplies, and equipment. Make sure everything is kept in good working order and place new supply orders as needed.

• Patient Support: Assisting patients with their everyday tasks, such as bathing, dressing, and toileting.
• Bedside assistance includes making patients' beds, changing bed sheets, and maintaining cleanliness and hygiene in the patient's surroundings.
• Patient Transportation: Transporting patients to and from different areas of the healthcare facility, including the operating room, radiography, and physical therapy.

A Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) Nurse cares for neonates with a variety of disorders, ranging from common neonatal diseases to life-threatening illnesses. NICU patients are typically unstable and require ongoing monitoring and interventions. NICU nurses provide direct and specialized nursing care to patients by applying scientific nursing concepts.