Charge RN - Bariatric Post-Op, Night Shift Leader

UAB Medicine; Birmingham (AL); On-site; USD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Generous paid time off

Paid parental leave

Associate Assistance Program

Tuition reimbursement

Job summary

UAB Medicine is seeking a dedicated RN leader for the 6 West Med Surg Post Surgical unit in Birmingham. The role oversees staffing and clinical objectives during night shifts (7pm–7am) at UAB St Vincent's East, ensuring high-quality patient care and staff performance.

The position requires an Alabama RN license, a nursing diploma, and BLS; ACLS/PALS may be needed depending on unit. Strong leadership and clinical coordination are essential to support patient outcomes.

Qualifications

• BLS Provider required within 1 month of hire date (AHA or ARC accepted).
• ACLS and PALS may be required in some units within 6 months.
• Current Alabama RN license required.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate unit staffing and provide leadership while ensuring implementation of clinical objectives and quality patient care in assigned area.
• Assign, direct, educate and monitor nursing and support staff during assigned shift; contribute to or perform staff evaluations.
• Assess daily patient care needs and develop and distribute patient care assignments with appropriate staffing.
• Evaluate effectiveness of patient care and identify issues affecting outcomes.
• Respond to complaints about patient care and manage through established channels.
• Participate in hiring, training, directing, development and evaluating staff.

Skills

Leadership

Staff coordination

Nursing supervision

Quality patient care

Education

Diploma in Nursing

Job description

UAB Medicine is seeking a dedicated RN leader for the 6 West Med Surg Post Surgical unit in Birmingham. The role oversees staffing and clinical objectives during night shifts (7pm–7am) at UAB St Vincent's East, ensuring high-quality patient care and staff performance.

The position requires an Alabama RN license, a nursing diploma, and BLS; ACLS/PALS may be needed depending on unit. Strong leadership and clinical coordination are essential to support patient outcomes.