We work with clients, whether patients or pharmaceutical and medical supplies companies. • Preparing and equipping patients and conducting initial examinations before presenting them to the doctor. • Determine the necessary tools, equipment and materials that the dentist needs. • Follow up and carry out laboratory tasks according to specific instructions. • Providing post-operative care instructions. • Maintain the dental room in a clean and well-equipped condition. • Maintain accurate patient records and assist in completing payment procedures. • Good knowledge of dental instruments and sterilization procedures. • Ability to perform non-surgical tasks such as teeth whitening procedures. • Proficiency in using various computer programs. • Good knowledge of communication skills with different personalities. • Commitment to good organization and attention to fine details. • Preparing and operating all clinic equipment. • Receiving patients, calling the patients, each according to his role, guiding them to sit on the dental chair in the correct way, then placing the new bra, rinse cup, and saliva pipette in front of the patient. • Assisting the dentist in carrying out the necessary work for each individual case. • Handing over the used tools to the sterilization department and then receiving them after completing their sterilization and ensuring their number and the correctness of their sterilization. • Arranging the materials used in the clinic and sterile tools in the drawers prepared for this purpose. • Deliver molds, models, dentures or orthodontic appliances to be repaired (orthodontic appliances), and gold... to the laboratory after recording them in the laboratory notebook. • Measure pulse, blood pressure and sugar if necessary, and provide assistance in emergency situations. • Applying the principles and rules of quality control, infection prevention, and public safety during work.

- Prepare a file for each training bag. 2- Preparing a training file for the trainee. 3- Clarifying all the skills that trainees are required to master and the evaluation mechanism. 4- Evaluating the trainees’ work and the extent of their mastery of the required skills, and providing them with their level after each evaluation. 5- Achieving justice, equality and effective communication for all trainees and taking into account their individual differences. 6- Carry out guidance and guidance for the trainees during the training day.

• Assessing the patient’s health status, collecting data from the patient and his family, documenting and analyzing it.• Determining the patient’s care needs before and after surgical operations or during critical crises.• Preparing a nursing care plan, following up on its implementation, and evaluating its results.• Taking the vital signs and blood samples to conduct laboratory tests according to the instructions of the treating physician.• Following up the medical investigations obtaining the results, and informing the treating physician.• Giving intravenous solutions and medication according to the instructions of the treating doctor.• Participating in the resuscitation and recovery process.• Developing work methods and procedures.• Documenting the nursing procedures and activities provided to the patient in the medical record.Ensuring the application of general safety principles and rules while performing various nursing tasks.

Gathering patient information by conducting physical examinations and asking questionsOrdering necessary diagnostic tests, such as blood work or diagnostic imagingMaking informed diagnoses based on the findings of exams and testsRecommending treatments to ease symptoms, manage chronic conditions or cure illnessesEducating patients about self-care and lifestyle changes that can contribute to the success of a treatmentMonitoring patients’ ongoing conditions and adjusting treatment plans as neededSupervising and coaching other members of the care team to coordinate care for patientsUpdating patient medical records and ensuring that medical information is accurate and kept private

Keeping the nurse constantly informed of the necessary information about the patients’ conditions. Paying attention to the following patient matters: • Dressing up. • Bathing and skin care. • nutrition. • Oral and hair care. • Arrange bedding and beds. • Assistance with using the toilet. • Monitor vital signs (body temperature, pulse rate, blood pressure, respiratory rate, and blood oxygen saturation in some cases). • Helping patients walk on their own, or with the help of a cane or devices. • Assistance in performing exercises within the range of motion. • Transporting patients who use a wheelchair. • Turn the bedridden patient regularly to prevent bed sores

• Identify training needs and prepare a training plan. • Preparing statistics and data on trainees’ hours. • Preparing annual reports on the training department’s achievements. • Design programs and training materials. • Follow up and evaluate the implementation of training programs and adherence to developments related to company policy. • Expanding technical and vocational training. • Attracting the best trainees interested in the field and qualified leaders. • Providing demand-based technical and vocational training. • Providing comprehensive services to support trainees and enhance their participation. • Promoting the concept of technical and vocational training and attracting trainees. Community awareness and activating volunteer initiatives and work

Keeping the nurse constantly informed of the necessary information about the patients’ conditions. Paying attention to the following patient matters: • Dressing up. • Bathing and skin care. • nutrition. • Oral and hair care. • Arrange bedding and beds. • Assistance with using the toilet. • Monitor vital signs (body temperature, pulse rate, blood pressure, respiratory rate, and blood oxygen saturation in some cases). • Helping patients walk on their own, or with the help of a cane or devices. • Assistance in performing exercises within the range of motion. • Transporting patients who use a wheelchair. • Turn the bedridden patient regularly to prevent bed sores

Check vital signs Feeding the patient Preparing patients for treatment or surgery Giving chemotherapy and other medications Conduct physical assessments and examinations Drawing blood or other fluids for laboratory tests Providing blood products as part of a blood transfusion or to replace lost blood Providing health care awareness for families, including information on: Cancer diagnosis - definition of the disease, prognosis, and recommended course of treatment Medication and treatment – ​​how often it will be given as well as any side effects Care at Home – How families should care for scars, clean and dress wounds, recognize signs of infection and provide nutrition. Assist doctors in the hospital by: planning care regimens, writing prescriptions, and prescribing treatment

Khartoum Hospital Edeuctions