Nursing Manager

Nurse Manager – Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC) About the Role

Networks Connect is seeking an experienced Nurse Manager
, on behalf of our client, to lead clinical operations at a high-quality Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC). This role oversees all clinical functions and provides hands‑on leadership to a highly tenured nursing and surgical team in a patient‑first, outpatient environment
.

This ASC focuses on same‑day surgical procedures only
. There are no overnight patients and no high‑acuity cases such as heart, brain, or spine surgeries. Common specialties include orthopedics, general surgery, and other outpatient procedures
.

This is a plug‑and‑play leadership role for a Nurse Manager who is confident, organized, and ready to step into an established team with minimal ramp‑up.

• Lead and oversee all clinical operations of the Ambulatory Surgery Center
• Supervise and support a multidisciplinary clinical team (RNs, surgical techs, sterile processing staff)
• Ensure safe, efficient patient care from admission through same‑day discharge
• Maintain compliance with accreditation, regulatory, and infection control standards
• Manage staffing, scheduling, and clinical workflows
• Serve as the clinical leader during emergencies until physician arrival
• Collaborate closely with physicians, anesthesia, vendors, and leadership
• Support cost containment, inventory management, and preference cards
• Foster a professional, respectful, and team‑oriented culture

• Active RN license (ASN or BSN from an accredited program)
• 3–5 years of operating room (OR) or surgical experience
• 2+ years of nursing leadership or management experience
• Current BLS certification
• ACLS certification (or ability to obtain quickly)
• Strong communication and leadership skills
• Ability to work independently with minimal supervision

• Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC) experience
• Experience leading a tenured or diverse clinical team
• Strong understanding of outpatient surgical workflows
• Monday–Friday, daytime hours
• Typically 8:00 AM–4:00 PM (with flexibility as needed)
• Outpatient setting with predictable schedules and stable workflows

• Patient‑first culture in a smaller, more personal surgical environment
• No inpatient or overnight care
• Strong leadership visibility and autonomy
• Stable, experienced team with long tenure
• Opportunity to step into a key leadership role quickly