Endoscopy Center Nurse Director — Operations & Compliance

Granville Medical Center; Oxford (NC); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Granville Medical Center in Oxford, North Carolina, seeks a Nurse Director to coordinate the Endoscopy Center and oversee the Ambulatory Surgery Center operations, staffing, and patient flow in two procedure rooms dedicated to colonoscopies.

You will ensure compliance with state, federal, and ACHC regulations, supervise clinical and administrative staff, and partner with medical leadership to maintain quality, safety, and efficient scheduling.

Qualifications

• Active North Carolina RN licensure.
• Bachelor’s degree in nursing, business or healthcare.
• Master’s degree in healthcare administration or nursing administration preferred.
• CASC certification required within 18 months of hire.
• 3 years minimum of management experience in outpatient (ambulatory) surgical industry.

Responsibilities

• Ensure compliance with state, federal and ACHC regulations and successful achievement of same.
• Direct staffing and ensure adequate operating room coverage and patient flow between intake, operating and recovery rooms.
• Coordinate staffing and monitor productivity; recruit and onboard as needed.
• Evaluate quality outcomes monitoring and identify opportunities for improvement with action plans.
• Negotiate and obtain agreements from vendors providing supporting services.

Skills

Leadership

Communication

Compliance

Staffing

ASC Management

Education

Registered Nurse with active NC licensure

Bachelor’s degree in nursing, business or healthcare

Master’s degree in healthcare administration or nursing administration preferred

Job description

Granville Medical Center in Oxford, North Carolina, seeks a Nurse Director to coordinate the Endoscopy Center and oversee the Ambulatory Surgery Center operations, staffing, and patient flow in two procedure rooms dedicated to colonoscopies.

You will ensure compliance with state, federal, and ACHC regulations, supervise clinical and administrative staff, and partner with medical leadership to maintain quality, safety, and efficient scheduling.