Campus Health Nurse Manager - Part-Time Wellness Lead

West Virginia University; Keyser (WV); On-site; USD 41,000 - 62,000; Part time

Job summary

Potomac State College (WVU Keyser), part of the West Virginia University system, is seeking applications for a Part-Time Nurse Manager to oversee the campus health services. The Nurse Manager will coordinate weekly coverage for the Student Health Center with the Dean of Academic and Student Affairs and lead campus-wide wellness initiatives to promote health and wellbeing for students and staff.

Qualified applicants must be a licensed RN with an associate degree, have 3+ years of direct patient

Qualifications

• Must possess current, unrestricted RN license to practice in West Virginia.
• Minimum of an associate's degree in nursing.
• At least 3 years in direct patient care in acute care settings.
• Experience in health promotion/education is desirable.

Responsibilities

• Determines weekly coverage of Student Health Center and coordinates care.
• Writes and updates nursing policies and procedures using evidence-based guidelines.
• Maintains nursing operations, records, and HIPAA compliance.
• Schedules staff and ensures quality of care and patient outcomes.
• Prepares annual budget and monitors expenditure with corrective actions.
• Establishes wellness initiatives campus-wide and supports students and staff.

Skills

Patient care

Policy development

Nursing leadership

Budget management

Education

Associate's degree in nursing

Registered Nurse license (West Virginia)

Job description

Potomac State College (WVU Keyser), part of the West Virginia University system, is seeking applications for a Part-Time Nurse Manager to oversee the campus health services. The Nurse Manager will coordinate weekly coverage for the Student Health Center with the Dean of Academic and Student Affairs and lead campus-wide wellness initiatives to promote health and wellbeing for students and staff.

Qualified applicants must be a licensed RN with an associate degree, have 3+ years of direct patient