Chief Clinical Officer RN - Lead Nursing & Patient Care

phoenixsh; Mesa (AZ); On-site; USD 180,000 - 280,000; Full time

Job summary

phoenixsh in Mesa, AZ seeks a Chief Clinical Officer to plan, organize, and direct nursing and clinical services across the hospital. The CCO collaborates with governance, management, and medical staff to shape patient care programs and policies and to ensure high-quality clinical leadership.

The role requires an active state nursing license, a master's degree in nursing or health administration, and a track record of progressive leadership in complex medical settings.

Qualifications

• Active state license with renewal as required by the state board.
• Master's degree in nursing or health administration or related field with admin coursework.
• Statements outlining a plan to obtain nursing administration qualifications.
• Minimum three years of progressive nursing leadership experience.
• Five years of nursing care experience in complex medical settings.
• Ability to develop and implement programs and policies.
• Strong communication and leadership abilities, with time-management skills.

Responsibilities

• Plan, organize, and direct nursing and clinical services.
• Collaborate with governing body, management, and medical staff on decisions.
• Develop plans for patient care programs, policies, and procedures.
• Provide leadership in clinical treatment and service delivery.
• Represent clinical and nursing services in leadership discussions.

Skills

Leadership skills

Strategic planning

Communication (written and verbal)

Financial acumen / P&L experience

Education

Master's in Nursing or Healthcare Administration

Active state nursing license

Plan to obtain nursing administration qualifications

Tools

Computer literacy

Job description

phoenixsh in Mesa, AZ seeks a Chief Clinical Officer to plan, organize, and direct nursing and clinical services across the hospital. The CCO collaborates with governance, management, and medical staff to shape patient care programs and policies and to ensure high-quality clinical leadership.

The role requires an active state nursing license, a master's degree in nursing or health administration, and a track record of progressive leadership in complex medical settings.