Neonatal Infection Control Nurse
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Last updated on 07 Jan 2026
Overview
A Neonatal Infection Control Nurse ensures the safety of newborns by preventing and managing infections in neonatal care settings. They monitor infection trends, enforce hygiene protocols, and educate staff. Their role is critical in reducing hospital-acquired infections in vulnerable neonates. They collaborate with infection control committees and healthcare providers. Their efforts safeguard both patients and staff in high-risk units.
Job Description
- Develop and implement infection prevention policies in NICU.
- Conduct surveillance and track infection patterns among neonates.
- Train staff on proper hand hygiene and sterilization practices.
- Monitor and assess environmental cleanliness in neonatal units.
- Participate in outbreak investigations and containment.
- Collaborate with microbiology labs and infection control teams.
- Maintain detailed infection control logs and reports.
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