Adolescent Health RN Supervisor

Maryland AG; Maryland; On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

The Maryland Department of Juvenile Services seeks an experienced RN Supervisor to lead its healthcare team at the Cheltenham Youth Detention Center, ensuring compassionate, standards‑based care for youth.

You will supervise scheduling, organize medical clinics, perform assessments on new admissions, review health records, and maintain thorough electronic and paper documentation while producing timely health statistics and reports.

Qualifications

• RN licensure required by Maryland State Board of Nursing.
• Three years of experience as a Registered Nurse including one year in supervisory/administrative/teaching capacity and two years in the Medical option.
• Notes: degree substitutions allowed as per MD Board rules (see notes).
• Possession of motor vehicle operator’s license may be required.

Responsibilities

• Leading, directing, and implementing health services for adolescents, ensuring top-tier care within nursing standards.
• Overseeing scheduling and supervision of health care staff for consistent service delivery.
• Organizing and coordinating medical clinics with sound nursing judgment for best health practices.
• Conducting nursing assessments for newly admitted youth and administering essential tests and specimen collection.
• Reviewing health records for accurate nursing diagnoses, lab tests, and documentation (electronic and paper).
• Compiling and submitting health statistics and reports on time, ensuring compliance.

Skills

Nursing supervision

Leadership

Clinical supervision

Education

RN license

Job description

The Maryland Department of Juvenile Services seeks an experienced RN Supervisor to lead its healthcare team at the Cheltenham Youth Detention Center, ensuring compassionate, standards‑based care for youth.

You will supervise scheduling, organize medical clinics, perform assessments on new admissions, review health records, and maintain thorough electronic and paper documentation while producing timely health statistics and reports.