Assistant Nurse Manager – Emergency Department

Assistant Nurse Manager – Emergency Department

Job Summary:

Manages activities of the unit(s), monitors quality, service and utilization standards. Supervises the day-to-day shift activities.

Essential Responsibilities:

• Manages the units day to day clinical operations including practice standards, staffing, payroll, budgets, fiscal management, and quality improvement. Ensures the highest quality of care is provided and is in compliance with federal, state, and local regulatory requirements and established departmental policies and procedures.
• Develops and implements action plans to improve staff development. Supervises a single unit (8 to 24 hours) of approximately 20 - 60+ employees.
• Monitors the allocation and utilization of personnel based on continual changes in patient population/needs and provides the best level of patient care while identifying savings opportunities.
• Supervises the daily unit operations, including human resources management, department and employee safety programs, and risk management.
• Monitors the quality of service and utilization standards and assumes specific responsibility for patient care at the unit level. Ensures coordinated plans of treatment, customer focused care and cost effective utilization of services.
• Works with health care providers outside of the unit, to achieve optimal patient care across the continuum. Researches, identifies, and implements best practice models of other units. Investigates and resolves patient/family member concerns regarding patient care.

• Experience:
• Minimum two (2) years current or recent experience RN experience in an emergency department
• Minimum two (2) years of experience as charge nurse, preceptor, quality improvement champion or other related leadership experience.
  
  

Qualifications:

• BSN or MSN degree in nursing preferred.
• ACLS certification strongly preferred.
• Registered Nurse License (California) required at hire
• Basic Life Support
  

Additional Requirements:

• ACLS, PALS, NRP certification may be required for positions in specific departments.
• Evidence of training completion as preceptor or charge nurse.
• Demonstrated knowledge of quality improvement, clinical care delivery processes, staffing, & budgeting.
• Knowledge of Nursing Practice Act, The Joint Commission & other federal, state, & local regulatory requirements.
• Strong interpersonal communication skills.
• Must be able to work in a Labor/Management Partnership environment.
  

Competitive compensation ranging from $176,900 - $228,910 and comprehensive benefits package.