Clinical Assessment Skills: Conducting thorough physical assessments of patients, including vital signs monitoring, to identify health conditions, particularly HIV-related complications., Advanced Assessments in Maternal and Neonatal care., HIV Care and Management: Expertise in providing HIV care, including the initiation and monitoring of Antiretroviral Therapy (ART)., Assessment and Management of HIV patients for Opportunistic Infections and Co-morbidities such as TB., Provision of Counseling and Education on HIV Treatment Adherence and Prevention Strategies., Ensuring Proper Management of HIV Care for pregnant women, including Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission (PMTCT) protocols., Midwifery Care: Performing prenatal, antenatal, and postnatal care, assisting in labor and delivery, management of complications such as pre-eclampsia and postpartum hemorrhage., Proficient in Basic Life Support (BLS) and Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)., Adherence to universal precautions and infection control protocols to prevent HIV transmission and manage other infectious diseases., Patient Documentation and Record-Keeping: Utilizing data management systems to track patient progress and outcomes, especially in HIV care and maternal health., Lab Results Interpretation: Interpreting diagnostic results, including CD4 counts, viral load, and other relevant tests for HIV management., Surgical Assistance and Minor Procedures: Assisting in minor surgical procedures such as episiotomies, suturing, and circumcision, particularly in the context of maternal care and HIV., Wound Care: Expertise in wound dressing, particularly for patients with HIV who may be prone to opportunistic infections and chronic wounds., Maternal and Infant Health Monitoring: Monitoring fetal heart rate, maternal blood pressure, and other vital parameters during pregnancy, labor, and post-delivery., e-Registers, Comm-care, Microsoft Office Suite, Empathy: The ability to understand and share the feelings of patients, offering comfort and emotional support, particularly for patients living with chronic conditions like HIV., Communication Skills: Clear and effective communication with patients, families, and multidisciplinary healthcare teams, especially when explaining complex medical information., Active Listening: Understanding patient concerns and needs by fully engaging in conversations, ensuring patients feel heard and valued., Cultural Sensitivity: Respecting diverse cultural backgrounds and tailoring care to meet the unique needs of different communities, especially in global health contexts like HIV care., Team Collaboration: Working effectively within a multidisciplinary team, cooperating with doctors, social workers, and other healthcare professionals to achieve optimal patient outcomes., Problem-Solving: Quickly identifying challenges in patient care and implementing appropriate solutions, particularly in fast-paced healthcare settings., Time Management: Efficiently managing workloads, prioritizing tasks, and ensuring timely delivery of care to a diverse set of patients., Adaptability: Being flexible in adjusting to changing patient needs, treatment protocols, and healthcare settings, especially in response to evolving HIV care standards., Patient Advocacy: Protecting and promoting patients' rights, ensuring they receive the highest standard of care and have access to necessary resources., Emotional Resilience: Managing the emotional demands of working with patients who may face difficult or terminal diagnoses, maintaining composure in high-stress situations., Patient-Centered Care: Demonstrating a commitment to providing holistic care that respects the preferences, needs, and values of patients, ensuring their involvement in the decision-making process., Critical Thinking: Analyzing and synthesizing clinical data to make informed decisions, particularly in complex HIV care situations that require timely intervention., Attention to Detail: Recognizing subtle changes in patients' conditions and taking appropriate action to ensure high-quality care, minimizing risks associated with misdiagnosis or treatment errors., Leadership: Leading by example in the clinical setting, guiding less experienced nurses, and motivating them to provide high-quality care and adopt best practices in HIV treatment., Conflict Resolution: Effectively managing conflicts that arise in healthcare teams or between patients and family members, finding solutions that maintain positive relationships and support optimal care., Ethical Judgment: Upholding strong ethical standards in clinical practice, ensuring confidentiality, respect for patient autonomy, and providing non-discriminatory care., Commitment to Continuous Learning: Staying updated on the latest HIV treatment guidelines, advancements in healthcare practices, and new technologies that improve patient outcomes., Accountability: Taking responsibility for one's own actions and decisions, ensuring that patient care is managed safely and effectively, and adhering to clinical standards., Professionalism: Maintaining a high standard of professionalism in patient care, communication, and interpersonal relationships, including punctuality, respect, and a positive attitude in challenging environments., Crisis Management: Effectively responding to medical emergencies or deteriorating patient conditions, including managing stress while ensuring the safety and well-being of patients.