Newborn nurse

Role Description we are looking for a dedicated, qualified, and compassionate Certified Nurse to join us in caring for our newborn. We want to ensure our baby has the highest standard of professional care, and we are looking for someone who can bring peace of mind to our household.

We are flexible and open to one of two arrangements based on the right candidate’s preference:

1. Day Shift: 10 hours per day.

2. Full-Time Live-In: Living with our family full-time.

Key Responsibilities & Duties

- Newborn Medical & Wellness Monitoring: Tracking growth milestones, monitoring sleep patterns, assessing skin health (checking for jaundice or diaper rash), and managing any prescribed infant vitamins or medications.

- Feeding & Emulsion Support: Managing feeding schedules (whether formula or breastmilk), proper bottle sterilization, burping techniques, and tracking daily milk intake.

- Sleep Conditioning: Establishing healthy, safe sleep hygiene practices and helping the baby transition into a predictable, structured nighttime or daytime routine.

Hygiene & Specialized Care: Handling newborn baths, umbilical cord care, nail trimming, and maintaining a pristine, sanitized environment for the baby’s room and belongings.

- Developmental Stimulation: Engaging the baby in age-appropriate activities like tummy time, sensory tracking, and motor skill development to support early milestones.

- Logistics & Reporting: Keeping a detailed daily log (often via an app or journal) of feeding times, ounces consumed, sleep duration, and diaper changes so you are always fully aligned on the baby's progress

Key Requirements:

• Licensed/registered nurse with recognized credentials in neonatal or pediatric nursing, and experience providing direct care to newborns in hospital or clinic settings.
• Strong clinical skills in newborn assessment, monitoring, feeding support, medication administration, and basic emergency response.
• Preferred qualifications include prior experience in a neonatal intensive care unit or maternity ward, relevant certifications in neonatal resuscitation, and proficiency in English; Arabic language skills are an advantage.