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Western Missouri Medical Center is seeking a Charge Nurse to coordinate and supervise unit activities, deliver high-quality obstetric care, and provide day-to-day supervision of clinical activities.
The role emphasizes staffing oversight, collaboration with leadership, and utilization of nursing assessment, planning, and evaluation skills to ensure optimal patient outcomes in Labor & Delivery and related areas.
This position is eligible for the $20,000 sign-on bonus.
The Charge Nurse is responsible for the coordination and supervision of unit activities, nursing care of unit patients, and for the day - to - day supervision of clinical activities in the unit. The Charge Nurse has some oversight of the unit staffing and proactively communicates staffing needs to the Manager/ director or Patient Care Supervisor as needed, using professional and supervisory discretion. They will use the nursing skills of assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation in their patient care delivery. The Charge Nurse actively participates in the discharge planning process. The Charge Nurse sets the example for staff members and is available to staff as a resource to de-escalate, troubleshoot and solve front-line issues. The Charge Nurse promotes teamwork and is the primary liaison between departments. These activities are carried out using sound judgment and critical thinking skills. The Charge Nurse handles all these functions and makes resources available to the doctors and the patients to ensure proper functioning of the hospital.
Full-time
This position is eligible for the $20,000 sign-on bonus.
The Charge Nurse is responsible for the coordination and supervision of unit activities, nursing care of unit patients, and for the day - to - day supervision of clinical activities in the unit. The Charge Nurse has some oversight of the unit staffing and proactively communicates staffing needs to the Manager/ director or Patient Care Supervisor as needed, using professional and supervisory discretion. They will use the nursing skills of assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation in their patient care delivery. The Charge Nurse actively participates in the discharge planning process. The Charge Nurse sets the example for staff members and is available to staff as a resource to de-escalate, troubleshoot and solve front-line issues. The Charge Nurse promotes teamwork and is the primary liaison between departments. These activities are carried out using sound judgment and critical thinking skills. The Charge Nurse handles all these functions and makes resources available to the doctors and the patients to ensure proper functioning of the hospital.