ASA - OSS - NURSES - PHYSIOTHERAPISTS

Ricerca Personale: ASA – OSS – INFERMIERI - FISIOTERAPISTI

We are looking for qualified and motivated figures to be placed in structures such as RSA or Day Centers.
The selected resources will assist the elderly, ensuring physical, relational, and emotional support, in collaboration with the multidisciplinary team.

Main tasks (based on the role):

• Assistance and support in daily activities and personal hygiene
• Help with mobility, dressing, and taking meals
• Monitoring of the psycho-physical state of the assisted individuals
• Use of simple medical devices and support in administering medications
• Collaboration with the team and emotional support to users

Contract: Temporary contract, with possibility of direct hiring

Working hours: Full-time on shifts or Part-time

Required qualifications:

• Recognized qualification (ASA, OSS or Nurse)
• Experience in the role, even brief
• Availability to work on shifts

We evaluate applications from Personnel available for transfer

In a typical day for the ASA - OSS - NURSES - PHYSIOTHERAPISTS role, the day starts with a morning briefing with the team to discuss patient care plans and priorities. Collaboration with doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals is essential to ensure integrated and high-quality assistance.

Daily activities include administering medications, monitoring vital signs, and assisting patients in daily activities such as personal hygiene and mobility. Physiotherapists focus on personalized rehabilitation sessions, using specialized equipment to improve patient mobility and strength.

Weekly meetings with the multidisciplinary team allow for discussing patient progress and adapting care plans according to needs.

Main tools used include software for clinical data management, medical devices for patient monitoring, and physical therapy devices.

The role offers the possibility of making a significant difference in patients' lives, promoting their well-being and recovery. Key responsibilities of the role include direct patient assistance, collaboration with the healthcare team to develop and implement personalized care plans, and accurate documentation of patient conditions and progress.

An example of responsibility in action is managing a post-operative patient, which requires constant monitoring of vital signs, administering medications according to medical prescriptions, and planning physical therapy sessions to promote recovery.

The decision-making process is often based on clinical evaluations and requires effective communication with the team to ensure that decisions are informed and oriented towards the best interest of the patient. The qualifications required for this role include specific training as ASA, OSS, nurse or physiotherapist, with a solid understanding of healthcare assistance practices and rehabilitation techniques.

It is essential to have excellent communication and collaboration skills, as well as a strong commitment to patients' well-being. Experience in using clinical software and medical equipment is highly desirable, as is the ability to work in a dynamic and constantly evolving environment.