Nursing Supervisor

JOB SUMMARY

Under the direction of the Director of Nursing, the Nursing Supervisor is responsible for the direct supervision and oversight of assigned nursing staff. They assist with resolution and/or follow-up of patient complaints, maintaining smooth clinic operations, and provide support to facilitate orientation of new nursing staff. The Nursing Supervisor is responsible for the day‑to‑day activities of the nursing staff and leads by positive example, demonstrating a supportive culture to team members while working to support operational goals as set by the Organization and/or Director of Nursing.

• Graduate of an accredited school of Registered Nursing and possess a current/valid, unrestricted RN license to practice in California.
• Previous leadership and supervisory experience is strongly preferred.
• CPR certification.
• Must possess a valid driver’s license and have reliable transportation to and from work sites.
• Indian preference.
• Must be fingerprinted and pass a background check.

• Understand and perform all duties of a clinic nurse when requested or as needed.
• Supervise clinic RNs, LVNs, Medical Assistants and other assigned staff as applicable.
• Efficiently manage nursing resources to maintain smooth daily operations and quality of patient care.
• Coordinate day‑to‑day clinic nursing services, including reviewing appointment schedule, making nurse assignments for clinicians, overseeing exam and treatment rooms, and ensuring efficient patient flow.
• Collaborate with RN Educator in the planning of clinical orientation and ongoing training for the assigned nursing staff.
• Ensure that the nursing staff is trained to perform procedures and nursing tasks as outlined in the Nursing Procedures Manual.
• Work collaboratively with the Nursing leadership team (Director of Nursing, Nurse Educator) to determine and evaluate staff training needs and observe feedback for process improvements.
• Conduct performance evaluations, provide clinical guidance, and initiate other personnel actions within established guidelines or as directed by the Director of Nursing.
• Ensure adequate patient‑care supplies and equipment are available and support inventory management (including vaccine management).
• Perform nursing assessments, treatments, and patient education consistent with clinic policies and scope of practice.
• Monitor and assess staff performance daily to maintain productivity, ensure accountability and support team effectiveness.
• Demonstrate knowledge of infection‑control policies and universal precautions and employee safety guidelines.
• Participate in quality measures, including monthly medication reconciliation, medication inventory, crash cart medication and supply counts, and ensure all required in‑clinic assigned duties are complete. Participate in quarterly pharmaceutical inspections and other regulatory inspections.
• Maintain open communication for patients, staff and administration to address problem‑solving and informational changes.
• Act as a liaison to the Director of Nursing, facilitating communication for situational awareness and support of clinic operations.
• Ensure regulatory compliance measures are upheld, and actively participate in site reviews at the assigned clinic.
• Administer immunizations, injections, oral medications, appropriate treatments, and perform venipuncture/capillary draws and IV therapy as needed.

Redding Rancheria offers an excellent benefit package containing Medical, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance, Short/Long Term disability, paid holidays, vacation and sick leave as well as a generous 401(k) retirement plan.

Redding Rancheria participates in the Electronic Employment Verification Program.