Narayana Health, one of India's largest and World's most economical healthcare service providers is set to emerge as a global industry model for its ability to reconcile quality, affordability, scale, transparency, credibility and sustainable profitability. From 300 beds hospital in 2001, Narayana Health has grown to a 6900 beds healthcare conglomerate in 2014 with 26 hospitals present in 16 Cities within the country and also has International Presence in Cayman. NH has been known for its cost- cutting approach and ranked 36th among World's 50 Most Innovative Companies by Fast Companies in 2012. NH has also been a proud recipient of Frost & Sullivan India Healthcare Excellence Awards 2012 in the category Healthcare Service Provider Company of the Year and FICCI Health Care Excellence Award 2012 for Addressing Industry Issues. Job Purpose: Responsible for admission, monitoring and discharge of the infants/babies. Job Responsibilities: • Admission and discharge of the patients • Provide with intravenous therapies, food feedings and monitors the baby. • Make the baby feel comfortable. • Provide full detailed knowledge about the baby to mother. • Ensure every activity performed on ill infant is purely hygienic. • Works in shifts with other staff and wears all the gear that is needed. • Ensures the functioning of all devices is good. • Produce all the reports of ill infant to doctor which help him/her to monitor the baby condition. • Responsible for all documentation as per policy and all forms which are necessary for the patient • The nurses have to keep checking on the patients constantly during their duty as all the patients are in critical condition • Care of the dying and dead • Maintenance of therapeutic environment in the ward • BLS and NALS/PALS trained staff. Candidate Requirements: • Good knowledge of written and spoken English; Excellent understanding of local languages. • Demonstrate an organized, effective and timely approach to all tasks. • Good communication skills and the ability to in-still confidence in patients. • Ability to adhere to patient confidentiality. • Ability to act as part of a multi – cultural and multidisciplinary team. • Professional and personal flexibility. • Ability to cope with stress.