Night Shift RN Leader — Staffing & Patient Safety

UofL Health, Inc.; Louisville (KY); On-site; USD 68,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

UofL Health, Inc. at UofL Hospital - UMC in Louisville, KY seeks an RN Shift Coordinator for night shifts 7P–7A.

This leadership role supports unit operations, collaborates with Clinical Managers and Nursing Directors, and helps maintain a safe, patient-centered environment during assigned shifts. The RN Shift Coordinator will guide staff, ensure timely feedback to leadership, address operational concerns, and uphold standards of care with a focus on quality, teamwork, and patient safety across

Qualifications

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• Associate Degree in Nursing is required.
• BSN is preferred.
• Active Kentucky Registered Nurse license (or compact license) required.
• Basic Life Support (BLS) certification required.
• ACLS certification preferred, unless department mandates otherwise.
• One year of clinical experience; prior Charge Nurse or nurse leader experience recommended.

Responsibilities

• Provide staffing support and coordinate scheduling.
• Enhance patient and family experience by rounding and service recovery.
• Conduct quality rounds to prevent HAIs and uphold clinical excellence.
• Ensure adherence to performance metrics and regulatory benchmarks.
• Engage in staff interviews and retention initiatives.
• Deliver coaching and document interactions for staff development.
• Contribute to unit-based committees and meetings to drive improvement.

Skills

Nursing leadership

Staff coaching

Quality rounding

Patient safety

Education

Associate Degree in Nursing

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)

Job description

UofL Health, Inc. at UofL Hospital - UMC in Louisville, KY seeks an RN Shift Coordinator for night shifts 7P–7A.

This leadership role supports unit operations, collaborates with Clinical Managers and Nursing Directors, and helps maintain a safe, patient-centered environment during assigned shifts. The RN Shift Coordinator will guide staff, ensure timely feedback to leadership, address operational concerns, and uphold standards of care with a focus on quality, teamwork, and patient safety across