Bowel Movement Nurse (LTC & Rehab) Job Hiring in Saudi Arabia for AMAD Hospital

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Job Vacancy: Bowel Movement Nurse (LTC & Rehab)
Employer/Company: AMAD Hospital – Al Ikhtiyar Al Arabi Extended Care And Rehabilitation Company
DMW Accreditation No.: 10489139
Job Location: Saudi Arabia

AMAD Hospital is seeking qualified and experienced Bowel Movement Nurses (LTC & Rehab) for an overseas work opportunity in Saudi Arabia. The successful candidate will provide specialized nursing care to patients requiring long-term care and rehabilitation, with a focus on bowel management, continence care, hygiene, and prevention of related complications.

Bowel Movement Nurse (LTC & Rehab)

Qualifications:

• Female applicants are preferred.
• Minimum 2 years of relevant nursing experience.
• Must hold a valid Professional Nursing License and have passed the required professional licensure examination.
• Experience in long-term care, rehabilitation, or gastrointestinal nursing is preferred.
• Experience in bowel management, continence care, wound care, or ostomy care is an advantage.
• Preferably with DataFlow and Mumaris registration.
• Candidates without these credentials may be considered if willing to undergo processing as soon as possible.
• Training in continence management, wound care, or ostomy care is an advantage.
• Good patient assessment and clinical documentation skills.
• Strong understanding of hygiene, infection prevention, and skin integrity.
• Compassionate and respectful approach to personal and continence care.
• Good communication and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to work effectively with patients, families, and multidisciplinary healthcare teams.

Responsibilities:

• Assess patients’ bowel health and bowel movement patterns.
• Identify and monitor conditions such as constipation, diarrhea, bowel irregularities, and incontinence.
• Assist patients with toileting, personal hygiene, and appropriate use of continence aids.
• Develop and implement appropriate bowel management interventions according to patient needs and clinical protocols.
• Monitor patients for signs of fecal impaction, skin breakdown, infection, and other complications.
• Provide appropriate nursing care and interventions for bowel and continence concerns.
• Educate patients and their families about diet, hydration, bowel routines, and lifestyle practices that support healthy bowel function.
• Promote patient dignity, comfort, privacy, and independence during bowel and continence care.
• Maintain accurate documentation of bowel assessments, interventions, patient responses, and progress.
• Coordinate with physicians, rehabilitation professionals, dietitians, wound-care specialists, and other healthcare team members when necessary.
• Follow infection-control, patient-safety, hygiene, and healthcare facility protocols.
• Assist in developing individualized care plans for patients in long-term care and rehabilitation settings.
• Monitor the effectiveness of bowel management plans and report significant changes to the healthcare team.
• Provide education regarding prevention of bowel-related complications and proper continence care.
• Perform other nursing duties assigned by nursing management.

Requirements:

• Updated resume with Photo
• Certificate of Employment
• Valid passport

Walk-ins will also be entertained for pre-screen and possibly interview!

Walk-in applicants can visit us at:
Sharp BH Global Manpower, Inc.
📍EMI Center, Mezzanine, 1181 Leveriza Street Cor. Pres. Quirino Avenue, Malate Manila

Employer Overview:

AMAD Hospital is a leading healthcare organization dedicated to delivering exceptional medical services with a focus on innovation, quality, and patient care. Established with a vision to transform healthcare experiences, our company combines state-of-the-art medical technology with a team of highly trained professionals to provide comprehensive healthcare solutions.

For manpower pooling only.
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