RN Manager, Clinical Programs & Practice — Ambulatory

Community-Health-of-Central-Washington; Washington; On-site; USD 100,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical/Dental/Vision

Life insurance/AD&D/Long Term Discount

401k + employer contribution

PTO & EIT + 9 paid holidays

Job summary

Community Health of Central Washington is seeking an experienced RN Manager to provide organization-wide nursing practice leadership and drive clinical consistency, safety, and innovation across ambulatory sites and programs.

Under the direction of the DCPI, this role partners with nursing, clinics, programs, and organizational leaders to translate strategic priorities into effective clinical programs, standardized workflows, evidence-based practices, and measurable improvements in care.

Qualifications

• BSN and minimum of 3 years ambulatory clinical experience as an RN is required.
• MSN is preferred.
• Experience in nursing leadership, training, and/or education is required.
• WA RN license and BLS required.
• Valid driver's license and auto insurance required.
• Fall Prevention Certification or willingness to obtain preferred.
• Pre-employment drug screen required.

Responsibilities

• Provide organization-wide nursing practice leadership and drive clinical consistency.
• Partner with nursing, clinics, and leaders to translate strategic priorities into programs.
• Develop standardized workflows and evidence-based practices.
• Lead change across multiple sites and programs.

Skills

Ambulatory nursing leadership

Clinical program development

Education

BSN

MSN preferred

Tools

EPIC EHR

Job description

Community Health of Central Washington is seeking an experienced RN Manager to provide organization-wide nursing practice leadership and drive clinical consistency, safety, and innovation across ambulatory sites and programs.

Under the direction of the DCPI, this role partners with nursing, clinics, programs, and organizational leaders to translate strategic priorities into effective clinical programs, standardized workflows, evidence-based practices, and measurable improvements in care.