General Duty Assistant (GDA) play a very important role in giving the patients best of the experience. They are a part of any hospital’s core team who would be instrumental in creating the right atmosphere and image for that lasting First Impression.
Carbonization of medical equipment, beds, trolleys, bed side lockers, monitors, furniture and fixed surfaces by GDA.
- Assisting the nurse in bathing and grooming the patient
- Assisting patient with dressing, feeding and general elimination
- Transfer patient to hospital
- Communicating appropriately with coworkers
- Assisting the nurse to perform procedures according to the instructions in the care plan
- Answering patient calls
- Cleaning medical equipment under the supervision of a nurse
- Transporting patient samples, medicines, and patient documents and managing the change and transport of clothing/linen Post-death care
- Acting within the limits of one's ability and authority
- Working effectively with others
- Managing work to meet requirements
- Creating a safe, healthy and secure environment
- Complying with the Code of Conduct
- Follow biomedical waste disposal protocols
