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Trinity Health in Albany, NY is seeking a Part-time Nurse Manager to oversee the operation of a unit, focusing on patient safety, staff development, and regulatory compliance. The Manager will lead staffing, budgeting, and Lean initiatives, collaborating with physicians and the leadership team to meet throughput goals and maintain high patient satisfaction.
This position requires NY RN licensure, a Baccalaureate in Nursing, and at least 3 years of leadership experience; certification in
The Manager has 24-hour accountability for the effective and efficient operation of a single or multiple related unit. The Manager spends 20% of the time in direct staff supervision and 80% of the time in administrative duties. The Nurse Manager responsibilities include maintaining a high patient satisfaction, ensuring that clinical operations are effective, and overseeing hiring and retention of staff. The Manager will educate staff on organizational goals, patient safety, quality of care, and regulatory requirements. Participate and engage staff in LEAN activities and goals. Collaborate with staff and physicians on achieving throughput metrics. Collaborates with members of the interdisciplinary leadership team and unit staff to ensure department productivity and budget standards are maintained. Coordinates and conducts unit staff meetings with collaboration of the Director. Communicates and collaborates on a regular basis with the Director Achievements and concerns related to patient safety, quality, patient loyalty, associate engagement and physician satisfaction. Exercise a leadership style that fosters an environment where the concepts of positive peer relations, team building, collaboration, achievement of consensus and cooperation are integrated within the health team. Develops and supports employees at all levels in a supportive atmosphere, which is open to ideas.
Plans for, directs, and/or participates in regularly scheduled meetings and conferences with staff. Informs staff of organizational changes. Seeks to provide a link between management and staff. Interprets organizational goals. Utilizes motivational dynamics to maintain productivity and morale. Allocates responsibility and authority appropriately. Maintains accountability for work by staff and self. Seeks to maintain professional identity of team members. Attends Committee meetings as required. Takes timely and appropriate actions to resolve identified issues. Exercises patience and control, especially in difficult or stressful situations; resolves conflicts appropriately.
Establishes and monitors indicators for quality outcomes. Effectively assesses outcomes from care teams. Collaborates with physicians and quality coordinators to review outcomes and establish targets.
Oversees the administration of the employee performance review process and supports the process of peer review.
Establishes master staffing based upon historical data, unit of service forecasts, census, acuity, and care hours per patient day requirements. Monitors trends and recommends staffing adjustments based on them. Submits data and rationale to support recommendations. Monitors hours worked, including overtime, for all unit/center personnel. Monitors and controls salary and non-salary budgets and justifies variances. Actively participates in the budget process of Patient Care Services. Makes recommendation for new programs and/or program changes with supporting data justifying the need. Develops and monitors Payroll, Revenue and Expense Budgets based on program of care requirements. Anticipates variances and provides explanation within the required time. Projects Capital Equipment needs and makes recommendation with justification for acquisition. Interprets budget to staff and sets expectations for staff involvement in cost containment. Demonstrates ability to set future fiscal priorities utilizing current budget data. Utilizes budget data in decision making.
The Manager must be able to stand, sit and walk for long periods of time. Manual dexterity sufficient to manipulate patient care devices and a personal computer, and visual/auditory acuity adequate to perform observation and therapeutic care.
The position of the Manager requires the supervision of staff who provide care to patients.
The Manager requires graduation from a recognized program in professional nursing and a current New York State license. A baccalaureate in nursing is required and 3 years of relevant nursing experience with documented leadership ability. Certification requirements include BLS, ACLS, NRP & C-EFM.
The Manager position requires a broad base of knowledge related clinical specialization, human resource management, fiscal management, customer relations and performance improvement techniques.
The Manager position has responsibility and authority for decision making with the area of accountability. The Manager works with many internal and external customers to problem solve. The manager will communicate with the Director with updates on the department changes.
The Manager is expected to standardize and develop policies for areas of responsibility; a moderate degree of formal and informal marketing is involved with public presentations as needed.
The Manager is in a highly responsible position that impacts patient outcomes, staff effectiveness, customer relations, fiscal outcomes and overall reputation and marketability of services under their direction.
RN New York License Prior CVOR or OR experience Prior CVOR or OR Manager experience *Non-Benefited position. Mon-Fri; no weekends. Location: St. Peters, Albany, NY Start Date: ASAP Weeks: 13 Hours: 5x8 Shift: Days Gross Weekly Rate: $4880
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Trinity Health is one of the largest not-for-profit, faith-based health care systems in the nation. Together, we’re 121,000 colleagues and nearly 36,500 physicians and clinicians caring for diverse communities across 27 states. Nationally recognized for care and experience, our system includes 101 hospitals, 126 continuing care locations, the second largest PACE program in the country, 136 urgent care locations, and many other health and well-being services. Based in Livonia, Michigan, in fiscal year 2023, we invested $1.5 billion in our communities through charity care and other community benefit programs. For more information, visit http://www.trinity-health.org. You can also follow Trinity Health on LinkedIn.