Key responsibilities:
Administer medications and injections as prescribed.
Monitor vital signs (BP, pulse, temperature, etc.) and patient conditions.
Assist doctors during procedures and surgeries.
Provide wound care, IV therapy, catheterization, etc.
Educate patients and families about disease management and post-care.
Maintain patient records and update charts.
Ensure infection control and safety protocols.
Offer emotional support to patients and their families.
Free or subsidized medical treatment for self (and sometimes family).
Health insurance and accidental coverage.
Free vaccinations and health check-ups.
Free or low-cost nursing hostel/quarters in many hospitals.
Shift allowances (night duty, overtime, emergency duty).
Uniform and meal allowances.
Provident Fund (PF), Gratuity, ESI.
Pension (in government hospitals).
Bonus and festival allowances.
Salary increments with experience and specialization.
Paid annual leave, sick leave, maternity leave.
Special leave for training, exams, or higher studies.
Flexible duty rosters (though shift-based).
Opportunities for specialization (ICU, OT, Pediatrics, Oncology, etc.).
Training and continuing nursing education (CNE).
Promotions to Senior Nurse, Head Nurse, Nursing Superintendent, Matron.
High overseas demand → job opportunities abroad.
Respectable and secure profession.
Strong demand = job security.
Emotional satisfaction from serving patients and community.
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