Job Summary:The Registered Nurse is responsible for delivering safe, high-quality, and patient-centered nursing care within a detoxification and rehabilitation environment. The role involves assessing patient needs, monitoring withdrawal symptoms, administering medications, and supporting individuals throughout the detox and recovery process. The nurse plays a key role in maintaining a structured, therapeutic, and supportive environment that promotes patient safety, dignity, and wellbeing.Duties and Responsibilities:1. Patient Assessment & Clinical MonitoringConduct comprehensive nursing assessments upon patient admission.Monitor patients for withdrawal symptoms and clinical changes.Record and track vital signs and patient observations regularly.Escalate clinical concerns promptly to physicians or senior nurses.Update and maintain individualized patient care plans.2. Medication Management & AdministrationSafely administer medications in accordance with physician orders.Monitor patients for medication reactions or side effects.Maintain accurate medication administration records.Ensure adherence to medication safety and controlled drug protocols.Participate in medication reconciliation during admission and discharge.3. Detox & Withdrawal ManagementMonitor and document withdrawal symptoms using approved clinical tools.Support medical detoxification protocols as directed by physicians.Provide clinical care to manage withdrawal-related complications.Ensure patient safety during acute withdrawal phases.Support patient stabilization prior to transition into rehabilitation programs.4. Patient Safety & Infection ControlEnsure compliance with infection prevention and control standards.Maintain a safe and therapeutic environment for patients.Report incidents, risks, or adverse events in accordance with policy.Participate in safety audits and quality improvement initiatives.Ensure proper handling and disposal of medical supplies and equipment.5. Documentation & Clinical CoordinationMaintain accurate and timely clinical documentation.Communicate patient status effectively during shift handovers.Coordinate care with physicians, psychologists, and therapists.Support patient admission, transfer, and discharge processes.Ensure confidentiality and secure handling of patient information.6. Therapeutic Support & Team CollaborationProvide compassionate care and emotional support to patients.Encourage patient participation in treatment and recovery programs.Work collaboratively with multidisciplinary clinical teams.Participate in clinical meetings, case discussions, and training sessions.Contribute to maintaining a respectful and recovery-focused environment.