OR Nurse Manager: Surgical Services Leader

RadNet, Inc.; New York (NY); On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

RadNet, Inc. is seeking an OR Nurse Manager to oversee the Operating Room operations in partnership with physician leadership.

The role provides clinical and administrative leadership for nursing staff and participates in strategic planning to ensure safety, cleanliness, and regulatory compliance across all operational areas. The Nurse Manager will help ensure 24/7 nursing service coverage and adherence to Joint Commission, DOH, and CMS guidelines, while maintaining strong communication and

Qualifications

• Progressive leadership experience (3–5 years).
• Current New York State Licensed Registered Nurse.
• Current Basic Life Support (BCLS).
• Knowledge of regulatory guidelines (The Joint Commission, NY Dept. of Health, CMS).
• Ability to make safe judgement calls.
• Strong communication for staff in-services.
• Excellent customer service and meeting deadlines.
• Effective written and verbal communication.
• Confidentiality and multitasking abilities.
• Basic computer skills.

Responsibilities

• Oversee operating room operations in collaboration with physician leadership.
• Provide clinical and administrative leadership to nursing staff.
• Assist Senior Director of Nursing with department strategic planning and compliance.
• Ensure operations are clean, safe, and compliant with clinical guidelines.
• Accountability for nursing services 24/7.

Skills

Leadership experience

Nursing leadership

Communication skills

Confidentiality

Computer skills

Education

RN License NY

Job description

RadNet, Inc. is seeking an OR Nurse Manager to oversee the Operating Room operations in partnership with physician leadership.

The role provides clinical and administrative leadership for nursing staff and participates in strategic planning to ensure safety, cleanliness, and regulatory compliance across all operational areas. The Nurse Manager will help ensure 24/7 nursing service coverage and adherence to Joint Commission, DOH, and CMS guidelines, while maintaining strong communication and