Confinement Centre Staff Nurse | Nurse Assistant

• EPF, SOCSO, EIS & HRDF contributions provided
• Annual leave entitlement during probation on a ‘pro-rated earned’ basis
• Panel clinic & medical claims after probation confirmation
• 3-Shift Work Available for Staff Nurses
• Birthday celebration
• Year end staff party celebration
• Replacement leave for working on public holiday
• Annual leave buyback practice

Responsibilities

• Taking care of newborn baby & postnatal mother
• Reporting to the nursing team leader
• Follow roster duty (MUST BE WILLING TO WORK NIGHT SHIFT)
• Morning Shift 9AM - 9PM
• Night Shift 9PM - 9AM

Requirements:

• Must be willing to work night shift
• No experience required
• On job training provided
• Choose 6 day work week or 5 day work week
• Experience in a confinement centre or paediatric ward preferred (higher salary package)
• LJM pass, Diploma in Nursing, Postbasic Midwifery preferred (higher salary package)
• Fresh graduates welcome to apply

Byond28 Confinement Care is a confinement centre that provides support on infant care, one-to-one breastfeeding consultation with a Malaysian National Lactation Centre (NLC) certified lactation counsellor, hospital grade nursing system, jaundice management and reporting, a weekly Paediatrician visit to check-up on the newborn babies and to provide one-to-one consultation to mothers in their rooms.

Located in a standalone building in Cheras, Byond28 Confinement Care takes confinement care to the next level with its outstanding facilities and services delivered by its stellar team of professional staff. Unaffected by attached shoplots, hotels, or service apartments, Byond28 provides 24-hour security services, with almost 100 CCTVS equipped around the centre. All rooms have private attached bathrooms.

Byond28 Confinement Care operates on a holistic approach to confinement that begins by having both parents set healthy expectations for themselves and their upcoming confinement journey. This involves frequently communicating with each other, as well as the professional staff at the confinement centre. Upon checking into the confinement centre, both the mother and father will experience a range of challenges that include baby feeding frequency, handling diaper rash, breastfeeding positioning and latching techniques, or managing jaundice. These challenges require a hands-on approach that will allow both parents to familiarise themselves with their baby. With this experience, both parents can gain the confidence to adapt to life after confinement.