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Evaluating patients' symptoms and medical history, monitoring vital signs, and determining the urgency of care. Administering medications (oral, IV, injections), treating wounds, and performing diagnostic tests. Acting as a bond between patients and physicians to manage treatment plans. Instructing patients and families on managing conditions, understanding medications, and planning for discharge. Recording symptoms, treatments, and patient progress in electronic machines. Ensuring patients' rights, needs, and concerns are addressed.Equipment. Operating and maintaining medical equipment used in daily check-ups and treatments. Promoting health through screenings, vaccinations, and education. Tasks carried out under physician supervision, such as administering specialized treatments.

Conducting physical exams and analyzing subjective/objective data. Adhering to the "rights" of medication administration, including proper dosages and safety checks.IV Therapy & Inserting and maintaining intravenous lines. Wound Care & Infection Maintaining aseptic techniques and dressing wounds.Vital Signs Accurately measuring and interpreting patient vitals.

Applicants must be at least 18 years old. Must be physically and mentally fit. Must have their documents certified by the National Council for Higher Education. At least a certificate in the specified course.