Nurse Director, Hospital - Trauma Program Director

Kaiser Permanente; Vacaville (CA); On-site; USD 249,000 - 288,000; Full time

Job summary

Kaiser Permanente in Vacaville, CA is seeking a Nurse Director, Hospital - Trauma Program Director to oversee multiple units, drive clinical excellence, and lead operational functions in a 24/7 environment.

You will set best practice models, partner with physicians, manage resources, review equipment and medications, ensure patient and staff safety, supervise competency, and support hospital administration to meet performance targets.

Responsibilities

• Establish best practice models and perform strategic planning for patient care delivery systems.
• Lead investigations of patient/family/member concerns regarding care and services.
• Partner with physicians and healthcare providers to achieve optimal patient care.
• Manage resource needs in clinical areas for appropriate assignment and utilization.
• Evaluate the use and maintenance of equipment, supplies, and medications.
• Assume accountability for patient and employee safety.
• Maintain clinical expertise and provide supervision and competency assessments.
• Delegate tasks aligned to scope of practice and perform clinical duties as required.
• Oversee the operation of multiple units by identifying member and operational needs.
• Direct hospital administrative functions to support patient care and performance targets.

Job description

About This Role

The Nurse Director, Hospital - Trauma Program Director is responsible for overseeing multiple units, ensuring optimal patient care, and managing operational functions within a 24/7 environment. This role is ideal for experienced leaders who excel in strategic planning and team collaboration.

Highlights

• Pay: $249,000 - $288,200/year
• Location: Vacaville, CA
• Facility: Kaiser Permanente
• Schedule: Full Time

What You'll Do

• Establish best practice models and perform strategic planning for patient care delivery systems.
• Lead investigations of patient/family/member concerns regarding care and services.
• Partner with physicians and healthcare providers to achieve optimal patient care.
• Manage resource needs in clinical areas for appropriate assignment and utilization.
• Evaluate the use and maintenance of equipment, supplies, and medications.
• Assume accountability for patient and employee safety.
• Maintain clinical expertise and provide supervision and competency assessments.
• Delegate tasks aligned to scope of practice and perform clinical duties as required.
• Oversee the operation of multiple units by identifying member and operational needs.
• Direct hospital administrative functions to support patient care and performance targets.

Requirements

Education:

Not specified

Experience:

Not specified

Licenses & Certifications:

Not specified

About Kaiser Permanente

Kaiser Permanente is a leading healthcare provider committed to delivering exceptional patient care. They focus on integrating care and coverage to improve health outcomes for their members.