Pediatric Acute Care Quality & Practice Leader

Stanford Medicine Children's Health; Palo Alto (CA); On-site; USD 109,000 - 136,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Employee referral bonus

Benefits eligible

40-hour work week

Job summary

Stanford Medicine Children's Health seeks a Pediatric Acute Care Quality and Practice Advisor. This RN role leads evidence-based practice changes, collaborates with inter-professional teams, and supports clinical specialty standards to improve patient outcomes.

Requires a BSN, RN licensure in California, BLS, and advanced life support certifications. Three years of related experience, with CNS enrollment preferred, are expected. 40-hour weeks in a day-shift setting.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Nursing is required.
• Enrollment in an accredited Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) program is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Establishes and monitors care standards and makes recommendations for changes in area of clinical practice based on professional standards and evidence.
• Demonstrates proficient level understanding of daily patient care, directing and instructing staff in nursing processes.
• Consults with nursing services and interprofessional teams to improve quality outcomes and practice compliance.
• Participates in quality improvement programs and monitors indicators of safety and quality trends.
• Provides education and professional development to the inter-professional team.

Skills

Advanced nursing skills

Education

Bachelor's degree in Nursing

CNS enrollment preferred

Job description

Stanford Medicine Children's Health seeks a Pediatric Acute Care Quality and Practice Advisor. This RN role leads evidence-based practice changes, collaborates with inter-professional teams, and supports clinical specialty standards to improve patient outcomes.

Requires a BSN, RN licensure in California, BLS, and advanced life support certifications. Three years of related experience, with CNS enrollment preferred, are expected. 40-hour weeks in a day-shift setting.