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Enrolled Nurse – Cathlab

Netcare Group · Durban

🇬🇧 English

Job description

About the role

The Enrolled Nurse – Cathlab provides direct and indirect nursing care to patients undergoing cardiac catheterisation procedures at Netcare St Augustine's Hospital. Working under the supervision of a Registered Nurse, you will ensure high‑quality patient care throughout the cathlab journey.

Key responsibilities

  • Deliver nursing care to patients before, during and after cathlab procedures.
  • Assess patient needs and develop individualized care plans.
  • Implement and evaluate nursing programmes in collaboration with the Registered Nurse.
  • Monitor vital signs, manage IV therapy, and operate cathlab equipment safely.
  • Document patient observations and interventions accurately.

Required profile

  • Registered Enrolled Nurse qualification.
  • Experience in a cardiac catheterisation laboratory or similar acute care setting.
  • Ability to work under the supervision of a Registered Nurse.
  • Accountable for personal actions and omissions.

Required skills

  • Cathlab equipment operation.
  • Patient assessment and monitoring.

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Netcare Group

Durban