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OhioHealth is seeking an Ambulatory Chief Nursing Officer to lead ambulatory nursing across the system, shaping strategy and standards for safe, high-quality care in outpatient settings. You will guide strategy, provider collaboration, and workforce development to advance patient experience and outcomes.
The role requires a doctoral-level or equivalent leadership background, Ohio RN licensure, and a track record of large-scale ambulatory transformation in a comprehensive health system.
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Reporting directly to the Senior Vice President & Chief Nurse Executive and maintaining a matrix reporting relationship to the Senior Vice President & President of OhioHealth Physician Group (OPG), the Ambulatory Chief Nursing Officer (Ambulatory CNO) serves as the senior nursing executive responsible for ambulatory nursing practice across OhioHealth. The Ambulatory CNO provides strategic, operational, and clinical leadership for ambulatory nursing, ensuring the delivery of safe, high-quality, patient-centered care across all outpatient settings. The role is accountable for developing and executing the enterprise ambulatory nursing strategy; advancing professional nursing practice; improving quality, safety, workforce performance, and patient experience; and driving standardization and innovation across ambulatory services.
Serve as the executive leader for ambulatory nursing across OhioHealth, establishing the vision, strategy, priorities, and standards for ambulatory nursing practice.
Develop and execute a comprehensive ambulatory nursing strategic plan aligned with OhioHealth and OPG strategic objectives.
Foster a culture of excellence, accountability, innovation, collaboration, inclusion, and continuous improvement.
Translate organizational strategy into measurable nursing and operational outcomes.
Design team-based models that allow medical-assistants, LPNs, RNs, and other clinical roles to work at the top of education, licensure, and competency.
Establish and maintain systemwide ambulatory nursing standards, policies, procedures, and clinical practice expectations.
Ensure compliance with all applicable state, federal, accreditation, and regulatory requirements.
Lead efforts to improve patient safety, clinical quality, reliability, and care outcomes across ambulatory settings.
Advance evidence-based nursing practice and support implementation of best practices and clinical innovations.
Serve as the senior nursing advisor for ambulatory quality, safety, and risk-reduction initiatives.
Develop and oversee ambulatory nursing workforce strategies, including recruitment, retention, engagement, succession planning, professional development, and leadership development.
Establish enterprise staffing models, role standardization, competency frameworks, and workforce optimization strategies.
Partner with operational leaders to ensure appropriate staffing, resource allocation, and workforce sustainability.
Create and promote an attractive professional practice environment that supports employee engagement and career growth.
Patient access and care coordination.
Patient experience and consumer engagement.
Workforce productivity and efficiency.
Clinical quality and safety outcomes.
Value-based care performance.
Care model transformation and innovation.
Financial stewardship and labor performance.
Master's Degree (Required)
Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Master's degree in Nursing, Healthcare Administration, Business Administration, or related field.
Current Ohio Registered Nurse licensure.
Minimum of ten years of progressively responsible in nursing leadership experience.
Minimum of three years of senior executive level nursing role.
Demonstrated success leading complex, multisite ambulatory healthcare organizations.
Proven ability to partner effectively with physicians and operational leaders to achieve organizational objectives.
Experience developing and executing strategic plans, workforce strategies, and budgetary plans.
Experience leading large-scale change management and performance improvement initiatives.
Doctoral degree in nursing, business, healthcare administration, or related discipline.
Nurse executive certification such as CENP or NEA-BC
Experience leading enterprise ambulatory nursing operations within an integrated health system.
Experience with value-based care models, population health strategies, and ambulatory transformation initiatives.
Leadership Competencies (https://ohesource.ohiohealth.com/oheducation/Pages/Leadership-competencies.aspx)
Maintains confidentiality of log-on password(s) and security of other authentication devices (e.g., key fobs, proximity devices, etc.).
Ensures privacy and security of information entrusted to their care.
Uses company business assets and information resources for management-approved purposes only.
Adheres to all information privacy and security policies, procedures, standards, and guidelines.
Promptly reports information security incidents to the OhioHealth Information Security Officer.
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