Lead RN: Clinical Unit Leader & Care Coach

Mercy Health; Cincinnati (OH); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

403(b) with employer contributions

Medical, dental, vision coverage

Paid time off

Job summary

Mercy Health is seeking a Clinical Unit Leader at Queen City Medical Center to coordinate patient care on a designated unit, lead a team, and collaborate with the Clinical Manager to optimize clinical practice and patient experience. The role requires RN licensure and preferred BSN with 2 years nursing experience, including 1 year in an acuity-focused area.

Join Mercy Health to support a mission-driven environment, foster teamwork, and uphold high reliability and patient safety standards across

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science in Nursing preferred.
• Current RN license in state of practice or compact
• Experience 2 years nursing with 1 year in a high-acuity area (preferred)

Responsibilities

• Coordinate patient care on a designated unit.
• Lead and mentor staff in clinical practice and patient care delivery.
• Adjust schedules and assignments based on acuity and resources.
• Promote a safe environment and infection control standards.
• Communicate care plans effectively with patients and families.

Skills

Collaborative relationships

Interprofessional communication

Conflict resolution

Staff mentorship

Leadership

Patient safety

Quality improvement

Communication (oral)

Team coordination

Change management

Education

Bachelor of Science Nursing (preferred)

Job description

Mercy Health is seeking a Clinical Unit Leader at Queen City Medical Center to coordinate patient care on a designated unit, lead a team, and collaborate with the Clinical Manager to optimize clinical practice and patient experience. The role requires RN licensure and preferred BSN with 2 years nursing experience, including 1 year in an acuity-focused area.

Join Mercy Health to support a mission-driven environment, foster teamwork, and uphold high reliability and patient safety standards across