Offshore nurses are required today (29/01)

Zarpa Group has just published opportunities for nursing professionals to work in offshore units

Follow one more opportunity offshore Updated directly from Zarpa Group for activities in the oil and gas sector, in fact they were published at 11:29 am on January XNUMXth, so take advantage of this position as an Offshore Nurse, resume submissions start from now on. But before anything, understand a little about what are the main activities of a professional of this nature in the next paragraphs.

An offshore nurse provides round-the-clock emergency and medical care for illnesses and injuries sustained by oil rig crew members. Most platforms do not have doctors on board.

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Thus, nurses act with significant autonomy and make medical decisions when necessary. Nurses assess conditions, provide health advice, monitor vital signs, check blood pressure and lung function, maintain medical records, order medical supplies, and lead emergency response teams.

To work as an oil rig nurse, you must have exceptional decision-making skills and the ability to think on your feet. You must also be able to work long hours with little supervision and minimal assistance.

You need to have excellent first aid skills, knowledge of a variety of symptoms associated with common illnesses and medical conditions, as well as good diagnostic skills. You must handle stress well, as the job requires you to treat injuries, which are sometimes critical injuries, with limited assistance or supervision.

And finally, see the job requirements and assignments posted today

• HUET (Submerged Aircraft Escape Training)
• CBSP (Basic Platform Security Course)
• NR 33 (Work in Confined Spaces)
• NR 35 (Work at Height)
• Desirable work experience

If you are interested and within the attributions described above, you may send your CV to curriculos@zarpacrew.com.br, not forgetting to include your salary expectations and identify the term “OFFSHORE NURSE” in the subject.