Position Summary
The Nurse – Sports Clinic provides medical and clinical support for athletes, ensuring quality care, emergency response, and efficient coordination within the sports medicine framework at the Inspire Institute of Sport.
Key Responsibilities
- Chaperone athletes for surgeries and specialist medical consultations, providing support and ensuring athlete welfare throughout the process.
- Serve as the first point of contact for night-time medical emergencies in the hostel, including assessment and initial management.
- Perform phlebotomy procedures, administer injections, IV medications, and insert cannulas as indicated.
- Operate computers for updating the Athlete Management System (AMS) and handle timely uploading and organization of medical documentation.
- Maintain accurate and up-to-date medical records, coordinate with Sanjeevani Hospital for referrals, follow-ups, and case documentation.
- Provide ring, mat, pool or track-side coverage, deliver on-field first aid, and support the safe transfer of injured athletes as needed.
- Demonstrate and maintain competency in Basic Life Support (BLS).
- Apply basic knowledge of pharmacology in medication administration and athlete education.
- Uphold clinic cleanliness standards, including sterilization and maintenance of medical equipment and supplies.
- Practice basic coordination with the physiotherapy, sports medicine, and relevant interdisciplinary teams for holistic athlete care.
Essential Qualifications and Skills
Diploma (GNM) / B.Sc. in Nursing from a recognized institution; valid nursing license.Phlebotomy proficiency and experience with injections, IVs, and cannula placement.BLS certification.Proficiency in basic computer operations and experience with electronic medical records or athlete management systems.Strong organizational skills for record keeping and documentation.Ability to remain calm, decisive, and professional in emergency situations.Effective communication skills in English and at least one local language.High standards of cleanliness and infection control procedures.Desirable Skills
Experience in a sports medicine or athletic healthcare setting.Familiarity with basic pharmacology relevant to athlete care and anti-doping principles.Prior mat, ring, or field-side / first aid or event medical coverage exposure.Previous collaboration with doctors, physiotherapists, and multi-disciplinary teams.Basic knowledge of sports injury prevention and management concepts.Other Information
The role is on-call for night-time emergencies.Willingness to accompany athletes for off-site medical procedures as needed.Flexibility to support events, sometimes outside standard clinic hours.