Registered Nurse Program Coordinator - Orthopedic Operating Room

Role Overview

The RN Program Coordinator is a clinical leader responsible for providing specialized expertise, consultation, education, and research within their designated area or specialty focus.

• Coordinate patient care across the continuum, develop and review clinical protocols, and serve as an expert resource in specialty areas.
• Oversee program personnel, assist in strategic and budget planning, and act as a liaison for stakeholders.
• Evaluate program effectiveness, monitor clinical outcomes and quality of care, and implement continuous process improvements.
• Support patient experience initiatives and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.
• Lead efforts in quality management, data analysis, and educational program development.

• Current RN license, BLS certification, and a BSN (with a commitment to obtain a BSN if not already held).
• Expertise in disease-specific care, proven nursing experience, and familiarity with quality management programs.
• Strong computer skills, critical thinking, and ability to develop educational programs.
• Preferred experience includes 3-5 years in orthopedics or neuro surgery in a hospital setting and RN coordinator or Charge RN roles.

Ability to read and communicate effectively, manipulate equipment, and possibly drive, with physical dexterity and sensory acuity necessary for clinical oversight.

Based at a hospital with options for shift scheduling, supporting professional growth, and offering comprehensive benefits.