Pediatric Operating Room Staff Nurse

Join King Abdullah Specialist Children Hospital as a Pediatric Operating Room Staff Nurse
Why Join KASCH?

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World-Class Facilities
– Work in a cutting-edge medical center.
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Career Growth
– Access professional development, research opportunities, and mentorship programs.
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Competitive Benefits
– Tax‑free salary, relocation assistance, and comprehensive healthcare coverage.

If you’re a skilled Staff Nurse looking for a rewarding career in an advanced healthcare setting, apply today!

Within the mission, vision and values of Saudi Arabian Ministry of National Guard – Health Affairs, in close collaboration with medical and other healthcare team members demonstrates advanced nursing knowledge and applies this knowledge to the assessment, diagnosis, and delivering of comprehensive, patient‑centered nursing care in alignment with established clinical standards.

• Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing

• Experience from North America, Western Europe, Australia or New Zealand is a must.
• Minimum Two (2) years of clinical experience post qualification
• Minimum One (1) year in the Operating Room

Current and in good Standing Nursing License/Registration (RN) to practice in country of residence

• Perform detailed neurological assessments including Glasgow Coma Scale, pupil response, limb strength, and level of consciousness.
• Monitor for signs of increased intracranial pressure and report changes immediately.
• Provide pre operative and post operative care for neurosurgical procedures such as tumor resection, shunt placement, spinal surgery, and cranial reconstruction.
• Monitor and manage external ventricular drains, VP shunts, and other neurosurgical devices when applicable.
• Assess surgical sites for bleeding, CSF leakage, and infection.
• Administer prescribed medications including anticonvulsants, steroids, analgesics, and IV therapies within the scope of the Registered Nurse license.
• Recognize and respond promptly to seizures and neurological emergencies.
• Collaborate closely with pediatric neurosurgeons, neurologists, intensivists, and rehabilitation teams.
• Provide age appropriate education and emotional support to patients and families regarding condition, surgery, and recovery expectations.
• Maintain strict infection prevention practices, particularly for neurosurgical wounds and invasive devices.
• Participate in emergency response and code situations.
• Maintain accurate and timely neurological documentation.
• Contribute to quality improvement initiatives related to neurosurgical outcomes and patient safety.
• Support discharge planning including rehabilitation referrals and long term follow up coordination.
• Maintain confidentiality, professionalism, and accountability in all aspects of care.