Advanced medical technologies: New fetal monitoring techniques Innovations in pain management during labor
As a committed former student resident assistant at Cape Peninsula University of Technology, problem-solving, collaboration, and operational effectiveness is served. The ability and strong communication abilities promote ongoing development and successful results in a variety of contexts, and having a track record of improving prenatal care and increasing first-year student retention rates. The main goal as a midwife is to support, care for, and counsel women during pregnancy, labor, and the postpartum phase. The responsibilities include both mental and physical components of mother care, with an emphasis on empowering women throughout labor and encouraging natural childbirth. Balance medical expertise and a person-centered, holistic approach to care is essential. Providing help women and infants have healthy outcomes and positive birthing experiences because of this special combination.
• Provide prenatal care and education to pregnant women
• Monitor fetal development and maternal health throughout pregnancy
• Conduct risk assessments and refer high-risk cases to specialists when necessary
• Assist in natural childbirth, including managing labor and delivery
• Perform episiotomies and suture tears when required
• Provide immediate postpartum care for mothers and newborns
• Offer breastfeeding support and education
• Administer medications and vaccinations as needed
• Maintain detailed medical records and birth registrations
• Provide family planning and contraceptive advice
• Collaborate with obstetricians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals
• Stay updated on current midwifery practices and South African health regulations
• Adapt care to diverse cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds
• Provide emotional support to mothers and families throughout the birthing process
• Manage emergency situations during labor and delivery
• Operate and maintain medical equipment related to childbirth
• Adhere to South African Nursing Council (SANC) guidelines and regulations
Teamwork and Collaboration
Problem-solving abilities
Operational Efficiency
Excellent Communication
Decision-Making
Self Motivation
Time management abilities
Adaptability and Flexibility
Active Listening
Professionalism
Reliability
Continuous Improvement
Advanced medical technologies: New fetal monitoring techniques Innovations in pain management during labor
Emergency skills: Advanced life support in obstetrics Management of obstetric emergencies Neonatal resuscitation techniques
References
2nd Stage Operational Manager
Sr W Dyers
Contact number: 021 659 5593
1st Stage Operational Manager
Sr J Fynn-Theys
Contact number: 021 659 5595
Resident Coordinater
Mr R Ranyao
Contact number: 073 631 4606