Responsibilities of kindergarten health workers

The duties of kindergarten health workers are: to assist the director in implementing the laws, regulations and systems related to health care; Establish necessary forms or cards, registers and records as required, and make regular physical examination records and analysis; Promote common sense such as parenting to the staff and parents of the whole park; Do a good job in dealing with children's safety and health emergencies in the park.

1, implement health care rules and regulations, follow the guidance of business departments, and ensure the physical and mental health of children. ?

2, adhere to the policy of "prevention first", do a good job in kindergarten health care, prevent and eliminate diseases, supervise and inspect the hygiene and disinfection work of each class, and prevent the occurrence of various infectious diseases. ?

3. Do a good job in children's health examination, planned immunization and disease prevention, establish children's health files, make statistical analysis on children's height, weight, hemoglobin, vision and teeth, put forward corrective plans, and take measures to reduce the incidence of children. ?

4. Instruct cooks to prepare meals, make recipes, and regularly calculate and analyze the nutrition of children's meals. ?

5, proper management of medical equipment, disinfection equipment and drugs. ?

6, adhere to the morning check, ward round, timely diagnosis and treatment of sick children, isolated observation, do a good job of nursing frail children. ?

7, organize regular physical examination of employees, pay special attention to family planning work.

Responsibilities of kindergarten medical staff:?

1, responsible for the health care of children and workers in the whole park, and implementing the policy of "prevention first, treatment second". Make a health care plan every semester, understand the vaccination and physical examination of new students entering the park, and do a good job in deworming, eye disease correction and dental caries prevention on a regular basis. ?

2, a comprehensive understanding of the child's growth and development, and finally report to parents. ?

3, responsible for the morning check every day, do a look, two touch, three questions, four check, and urge and guide teachers to do a good job of afternoon check and late check. Timely and properly handle sick children, guide the nursing work of frail children, find infectious diseases, guide nurses to do disinfection work and report to the epidemic prevention department in time, and strive for effective measures to prevent transmission.