Dr. Ziauddin Hospital, affiliated with Ziauddin University, is offering excellent career opportunities in home-based rehabilitative care through its Domiciliary Services. This initiative reflects Ziauddin’s commitment to community health and personalized patient recovery, especially for those needing continued support beyond hospital walls.
Current Opportunity: Pool Nurse – Domiciliary Services
Location: Head Office – North Nazimabad Campus, Karachi
Job Summary
The Pool Nurse will deliver high-quality, compassionate care to patients at home, ensuring continuity of rehabilitation and recovery as directed by medical professionals.
Key Responsibilities
- Implement physician-directed care plans within residential environments
- Administer medications, wound dressing, and monitor patient vitals
- Educate families on hygiene, wound care, and rehabilitation practices
- Maintain patient documentation and compliance with safety protocols
- Adjust to flexible shifts and provide support across the patient care network
Skills & Competencies
- Clinical knowledge in rehabilitation and post-acute recovery care
- Proficiency in home healthcare standards and safety protocols
- Patient education with cultural sensitivity and empathy
- Effective communication with care teams and families
- Decision-making in emergency and adaptive settings
Qualifications
- Diploma or Bachelor’s in Nursing (valid PNC License)
- BLS/First Aid certification preferred
- Minimum 1–2 years’ experience in home care, med-surg, or community nursing
Why Ziauddin?
Ziauddin University integrates clinical education and community service, making it a standout institution for rehabilitation sciences and home health initiatives. With robust teaching hospitals and outreach programs, the university emphasizes individualized recovery and dignity in care.
Application Details
Deadline: Submit by August 1, 2025
Apply via Email: hr@ziauddin.edu.pk
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews. Be part of a team making home-based recovery possible through skilled, compassionate nursing.
