Registered Nurse - Nursing

The Registered Nurse will manage bedside nursing care, patient monitoring, medical record support, relationship-based patient communication, clinical administration, and nursing documentation at Apollo Hospitals, Mumbai. This requires GNM or B.Sc Nursing qualification with 5–10 years of experience in registered nursing, patient care, medical records, administration, monitoring, and patient relationship support.

Roles & Responsibilities

• Provide professional nursing care to assigned patients according to hospital protocols.
• Monitor patient vitals, symptoms, oxygenation, pain score, intake-output, and clinical progress.
• Administer medicines, injections, IV fluids, oxygen therapy, and prescribed nursing procedures safely.
• Assist doctors during rounds, clinical procedures, emergency response, and patient reviews.
• Maintain accurate medical records, nursing notes, medication charts, care plans, and handover sheets.
• Coordinate with doctors, pharmacy, laboratory, radiology, billing, housekeeping, and patient care teams.
• Support patient admission, transfer, discharge, and diagnostic movement coordination.
• Communicate respectfully with patients and families to improve trust and care experience.
• Report patient deterioration, abnormal reports, medication reactions, or urgent changes immediately.
• Follow infection control, patient safety, medication safety, and biomedical waste guidelines.
• Guide junior nurses when required and support disciplined nursing workflow.
• Deliver safe, accountable, and compassionate nursing care.

At Apollo Hospitals, our goal is simple yet powerful: to help people live healthier, longer lives. Since 1983, we have been providing trusted, high-quality medical care to millions of patients in India and around the world.

Our Vision

We aim to “Touch a Billion Lives” by making advanced healthcare accessible, affordable, and reliable for everyone.

Our Mission

We are committed to:

• Delivering international-standard healthcare to every individual
• Maintaining excellence in treatment, education, and research
• Serving humanity with compassion and responsibility

Who We Are

Founded by Dr. Prathap C Reddy, Apollo Hospitals is India’s first corporate hospital and one of Asia’s largest healthcare providers.

Today, we offer a complete healthcare ecosystem including:

• Hospitals and specialty centres
• Clinics and diagnostic services
• Pharmacies
• Online consultations (Apollo 24/7)
• Home healthcare services

Why Patients Trust Us

1. Experienced Doctors

• 13,000+ skilled doctors across specialties
• Experts in complex and critical treatments

2. Advanced Technology

• Robotic surgeries and modern medical equipment
• South East Asia’s first Proton Therapy Centre

3. Large Healthcare Network

• 74 hospitals across India
• Serving patients from 150+ countries

4. Proven Track Record

• Millions of successful surgeries and treatments
• High success rates in critical procedures like heart, cancer, and transplants

Our Special Strengths

Heart Care

• 25 world-class heart institutes
• Thousands of life-saving cardiac procedures

Cancer Care

• 26 comprehensive cancer centres
• Millions of patients treated with advanced therapies

Transplants & Critical Care

• 27 transplant centres
• Leaders in liver, kidney, and bone marrow transplants

Care Beyond Treatment

We believe healthcare is not just about curing illness—it’s about preventing it and supporting communities.

Our initiatives include:

• Free and subsidized care for children and underprivileged patients
• Awareness programs for heart health and cancer prevention
• Rural healthcare through community health models

A Typical Day at Apollo

Every day, we:

• Treat 24,000+ patients
• Perform 1,000+ surgeries
• Save lives through emergency care and transplants
• Help people stay healthy through preventive checkups

Our Promise to You

At Apollo Hospitals, every patient is treated with:

• Care – Personalized attention and compassion
• Quality – World-class medical standards
• Trust – Transparent and ethical practices