Business Area manager; Nursing

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The Business Area Manager (BAM) reports directly to the Regional Director of Nursing Operations (DNO) and has the overall responsibility for the coordination of nursing services for his/her assigned team of regional Field Nurses within their assigned integrated business unit (IBU). In this leadership position, the BAM provides support, training, and supervision to ensure the highest level of quality patient care, that program requirements are met, and that the Provincial College of Nurses standards are maintained.

The BAM is also responsible for implementing processes to optimize efficiencies and staffing, control expenses, collaboration and clinic coordination in order to manage the overall upkeep within their clinics, and also to ensure collaboration between the nursing team and other divisions of Amerisource Bergen.

• Manages a remote team of Field Nurses within assigned geographical territory
• Achieves Key Performance Indicators for clinic and nursing operations, including budget and expense controls
• Monitors demand for clinic and nursing services to ensure adequate resource availability to meet customer and patient care services required within assigned region;
  Maintains a high level of excellence through audits of clinics and nursing, including protocols and on-site visits
• Manages clinic growth opportunities including site identification and establishing new clinic sites
• Achieves Key Performance Indicators for clinics and nursing operation services
• Reviews reports as it relates to field nurse staff training and ensure that their nurses are compliant
• Continuously reviewing and managing the availability of your staff to ensure that it meets the needs within the IBU
• Collaboration with Scheduling Associates to ensure efficient appointment scheduling that fall in line with KPI's (6 hrs/wk)
• Responsible for being available to cover any emergency excursions, sick/emergency calls and or clinical questions with support of regional team as necessary.
• Communicates and implements all program and departmental policies and protocols at the IBU level
• Report adverse events, serious adverse events, product complaints in accordance with Innomar training and policies & procedures
• Establishes and maintains excellent customer relationships (patients, manufacturers etc.) within assigned territory
• Interview and manage the onboarding and orientation of new staff and appropriately ensure adequate resourcing for new program launches
• Ongoing performance management (not limited too annual performance reviews, objective-setting and training planning) for all direct reports; including ensuring that the HRIS system is maintained
• Ensuring quarterly reviews on nursing staff within the IBU to ensure that they are working within the appropriate policies and procedures
• Analyzes, plans and implements process improvements to achieve utilization and efficiency targets
• Ensures program (internal/external) requirements are met as it pertains to processes and applicable documentation
• Ensure that the nurses within their IBU are working under the Provincial College of Nurses' and or Associations standards of practice are maintained; (including maintaining annual nursing licensing)
• Ensure that all nurses are certified based on the requirements of a RN or RPN/LPN
• Travels as required throughout assigned territory (including clinic visits to conduct clinic audits as per frequency required) as well as regular travel for management meetings at head office
• Prepare and present Quarterly…