Inpatient Acute Medicine Unit - Nurse Manager; summer ) position

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601 Elmwood Ave, Rochester, New York, United States of America, 14642

Worker Subtype:
Regular

Full time

40

500734 7-3400 Med/Surg Nursing/SMH

UR
- Rotating (United States of America)

UR URCI 218

$ - $

General

Purpose:

Maintains 24 hour-a-day accountability for all patient care and nursing activities on assigned inpatient unit. Oversees and directs unit activities including standards development, human resource management, assessment of resource needs and utilization, staff development and communication within nursing practice as well as among other disciplines and departments. Oversees all performance improvement activities at the unit level and participates in committees at all levels within the institution.

We are seeking an enthusiastic and experienced leader/manager to launch and lead our brand new 24-bed acute medicine unit. This exciting opportunity requires a leader with strong clinical, management, and interpersonal skills to build and hire a new nursing team, coordinate collaborative care, manage the unit budget, ensure quality outcomes, and drive staff development. Candidates should possess a minimum of 5 years of acute care experience and 1-2 years of leadership experience, with an MS degree preferred.

If you are ready to bring your energy and expertise to establish a new unit, please submit your resume to Nursing Recruitment, Box 619-19. EOE Minorities/Females/Protected Veterans/Disabled.

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