ICU Clinical Nurse Coordinator - Lead Care & Outcomes

HCA Healthcare, Inc.; Orlando (FL); On-site; USD 90,000 - 115,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive benefits

401(k) Plan with company match

Tuition assistance

Career growth opportunities

Employee assistance program

Job summary

HCA Healthcare is seeking a Clinical Nurse Coordinator (ICU) for our Orlando, FL facility. The CNC will lead nursing staff during shifts, coordinate patient placement by acuity and staffing, and ensure delivery of high-quality, patient-centered care in collaboration with the management team.

Requirements include Florida RN license, 1+ year RN experience in acute care/ICU, and leadership experience. Compliance with NIH Stroke Scale, ACLS, and BCLS timelines is expected to support clinical

Qualifications

• Florida RN license or multistate license with Florida requirements
• 1+ year RN experience in an acute care or ICU setting preferred
• Charge/leadership experience required or strong leadership potential

Responsibilities

• Direct and oversee unit staff roles on the shift
• Coordinate patient placement within the unit according to acuity, skill mix and staffing
• Identify and address educational needs of the unit
• Lead patient care conferences and discuss discharge planning
• Ensure rounds with physicians are conducted and documented
• Monitor patient condition changes and make appropriate clinical decisions
• Oversee orders to ensure timeliness and accuracy

Skills

Nursing leadership

Care coordination

Clinical assessment

Education

RN Diploma / Associate Degree

BSN preferred

Job description

HCA Healthcare is seeking a Clinical Nurse Coordinator (ICU) for our Orlando, FL facility. The CNC will lead nursing staff during shifts, coordinate patient placement by acuity and staffing, and ensure delivery of high-quality, patient-centered care in collaboration with the management team.

Requirements include Florida RN license, 1+ year RN experience in acute care/ICU, and leadership experience. Compliance with NIH Stroke Scale, ACLS, and BCLS timelines is expected to support clinical