Emergency Room Nurse Coordinator: Lead Patient Care & Throughput

Methodist Healthcare System; Texas; On-site; USD 85,000 - 105,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive benefits package

Education support and certification

Retirement planning and stock options

Job summary

Methodist Hospital Northeast in Texas is seeking a Clinical Nurse Coordinator (CNC) in the Emergency Room to oversee patient-centered care and coordinate unit activities during the shift. You will work with the management team to direct nursing care, serve as a resource for staff, and model the organization’s values to support excellent outcomes.

The CNC will participate in admissions and discharges, assess quality of care, collaborate with colleagues to promote teamwork, and guide staff through

Qualifications

• RN licensure required.
• ACLS and BCLS must be obtained within specified timelines after start date.
• TNCC/ENPC or equivalent required within designated timeframe.
• PALS or pediatric life support required within 90 days.
• Nonviolent Crisis Intervention training within 6 months.

Responsibilities

• Assists with admission and discharge processes to ensure flow and quality.
• Monitors and evaluates nursing care in collaboration with management.
• Collaborates with managers to promote teamwork and improve patient outcomes.
• Supports patient-first philosophy and service recovery as needed.
• Participates in implementing nursing strategies and staff engagement initiatives.
• Involves interviewing, training, scheduling, and performance actions when needed.
• Manages staff scheduling and labor in line with patient needs and productivity.
• Supports inventory control and equipment/supplies management.

Education

RN licensure

Nursing degree (BSN/ ADN/ Diploma)

Job description

Methodist Hospital Northeast in Texas is seeking a Clinical Nurse Coordinator (CNC) in the Emergency Room to oversee patient-centered care and coordinate unit activities during the shift. You will work with the management team to direct nursing care, serve as a resource for staff, and model the organization’s values to support excellent outcomes.

The CNC will participate in admissions and discharges, assess quality of care, collaborate with colleagues to promote teamwork, and guide staff through