Nursing Unit Leader — Shift Supervisor & Mentorship

Tricity Medical Center Inc.; Pasig; On-site; PHP 480,000 - 640,000; Full time

Job summary

TriCity Medical Center in Pasig City is seeking a Nurse Supervisor to bridge frontline care and nursing administration. You will supervise daily nursing operations, manage shifts, and ensure adherence to hospital standards across designated units.

The ideal candidate holds a BSN and an active PRC RN license, with 2–5 years of clinical nursing and 1–2 years in a leadership role. BLS/ACLS are preferred, and strong communication with staff, physicians, and patients is essential.

Qualifications

• BSN graduate.
• Active RN license issued by PRC.
• 2–5 years of clinical nursing experience, with 1–2 years in leadership roles.
• BLS and ACLS certifications are preferred.

Responsibilities

• Clinical management: supervise daily nursing operations of assigned units or shifts, ensuring compliance with regulations and standards.
• Staff scheduling & assignment: plan, assign nurses’ shifts and patient distributions based on case complexity and staffing levels.
• Performance & mentorship: coach and evaluate staff; assist with onboarding and training.
• Escalation & advocacy: handle staff concerns and communication between doctors and nursing staff.
• Reporting & records compliance: audit records and prepare productivity reports for the Chief Nurse.
• Administrative support: act as lead on the floor in absence of upper management, ensuring safety and infection control.

Skills

Team management

Leadership

Communication

Stress tolerance

Problem solving

Education

BSN

Job description

TriCity Medical Center in Pasig City is seeking a Nurse Supervisor to bridge frontline care and nursing administration. You will supervise daily nursing operations, manage shifts, and ensure adherence to hospital standards across designated units.

The ideal candidate holds a BSN and an active PRC RN license, with 2–5 years of clinical nursing and 1–2 years in a leadership role. BLS/ACLS are preferred, and strong communication with staff, physicians, and patients is essential.