House Supervisor

maricopa; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 130,376,000 - 187,684,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Tuition reimbursement

Exceptional work-life balance

Growth opportunities

Low-cost healthcare

On-site child care center

Paid vacation & sick time

Parental leave

Wellness program

Arizona State Retirement System with 1

Job summary

Correctional Health Services in Phoenix is seeking a Nursing House Supervisor to lead night operations across six correctional health clinics, ensuring high-quality patient care within the system.

The role partners with the Nursing Manager for staffing and process improvements, coaching staff, and driving operational changes. An RN license and 3+ years of hospital or ambulatory care experience are required.

Qualifications

• Three years of experience as a Registered Nurse in a hospital or ambulatory care setting.
• Active RN license issued by the Arizona State Board of Nursing or multi-state compact license.

Responsibilities

• Oversees night-shift operations across 2–6 clinics and ensures NCCHC standards for patient care.
• Supervises workflows, staffing, and clinic assignments for RNs, LPNs, MAs, and EMTs.
• Partner with nursing leadership to drive operational improvements and change management.
• Coach, mentor, and train night shift staff; conduct performance evaluations.
• Support staff development; assess educational needs with CHS Education.
• Provide on-site orientation and outline policies, procedures, and equipment use.
• Maintain an inclusive, positive work environment and culture.
• Review nursing documentation and EHR queues to ensure timely tasks are completed.

Skills

RN supervision

Education

Registered Nurse license (AZ or multi-state)

Job description

Pay Range $45.50 - $65.50 hourly

Salary offers are based on the candidate's equivalent experience and internal equity with other employees within the same job classification. The position is eligible for overtime compensation for all hours worked over 40 in the designated workweek.

Job Type Unclassified

Department Correctional Health

About the Position

As the Nursing House Supervisor, this position provides leadership to multiple correctional health clinics to provide appropriate, world-class patient care to patients going through the judicial system. The Nursing House Supervisor is responsible for providing clinical direction, oversight, and guidance for health assessments, clinical interventions, and more to ensure efficiency at night within our six clinics. The Nursing House Supervisor partners with the clinic's Nursing Manager for staffing and process improvements.

About Us

It's time for you to utilize and perfect your talents.

Correctional Health Services is an industry-leading healthcare organization for the incarcerated population, providing 24/7 medical, dental, mental health, psychiatric care, and substance abuse treatment (i.e., Medication Assisted Treatment and Opioid Treatment Program). Our department's culture promotes collaboration, continuous training, and flexibility. We challenge our team to spearhead initiatives, break down barriers, and advance their expertise.

Proud to Offer

• Tuition reimbursement
• Exceptional work-life balance
• Opportunities for growth and development within Maricopa County
• Low-cost, high-value healthcare for you and your qualifying dependents
• Child care benefits, including access to our on-site center, Maricopa County Kids Club , dedicated to serving Maricopa County families
• Paid vacation, sick time, and parental leave
• Extensive wellness program, including an incentive
• Enrollment in the Arizona State Retirement System, a defined retirement benefit requiring an 11.98% per paycheck contribution rate that includes a 100% employer match on Day 1

This is a night shift position that may require weekends and holidays.

We Require

Three years of experience as a Registered Nurse in a hospital or ambulatory care setting

A valid, unrestricted license as a Registered Nurse issued by the Arizona State Board of Nursing or issued by another state recognized by the Arizona Board of Nursing as a multi-compact license state

We Also Value

• Experience in a correctional setting
• Certified Correctional Health Professional (CCHP)
• Experience serving as a supervisory nurse or in another capacity, assisting in clinical oversight of other nurses or medical staff

Job Contributions

• Oversees 2-6 clinics during night shift and ensures organizational goals and NCCHC standards for patient care are met
• Supervises all workflows at the clinics, including ensuring appropriate staffing and clinic assignments for Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, Medical Assistants, and Emergency Medical Technicians.
• In partnership with nursing leadership, communicates and drives operational improvement and change management initiatives within the clinic(s)
• Coaches, mentors, and trains night shift staff
• In conjunction with the Nursing Manager, provides continuous performance management, conducts employee performance evaluations, and addresses performance and/or policy issues by clarifying expectations and providing feedback
• Supports staff growth and development by mentoring and providing guidance
• Assesses the educational and experience needs of all levels of nursing staff in collaboration with the individual and CHS Education
• Provides on-site orientation to new staff following new employee orientation, including outlining job requirements and expectations, policies and procedures, and proper use of equipment
• Creates and maintains an inclusive work environment that respects diverse ideas, backgrounds, and styles
• Creates, drives, and maintains a positive employee culture
• Reviews nursing documentation and Electronic Health Record queues to ensure that nursing tasks are completed (ID Screening, TB reads, Health Assessments, Facility Moves, Alerts, Sick Call Appointments, etc.)
• Ensures availability of equipment and supplies necessary for the nightly operation of the clinic
• Communicates with nursing staff on shift and provides direction to optimize workflows

Working Conditions

Ability to work inside a jail and stand, walk, and bend for extended periods of time throughout the shift while accurately handling a high volume of work, communicating with a culturally diverse patient population, and adapting to frequent changes, interruptions, and unscheduled tasks