RN Supervisor

Brattleboro Retreat; Brattleboro (VT); On-site; USD 90,000 - 115,000; Full time

Job summary

Brattleboro Retreat in Vermont seeks a nurse supervisor to provide hospital-wide supervision and direction across clinical areas, ensuring appropriate care for inpatient and residential clients.

The role works collaboratively with charge RNs and charge MHWs to address medical, psychological, and social concerns of each patient, supporting safe, quality care and smooth operations. Strong leadership, triage, and reporting duties are part of daily responsibilities.

Qualifications

• Vermont RN licensure or eligibility for Vermont licensure.
• Master's in nursing preferred.
• Minimum of three years experience in behavioral health.
• Two years of management experience required.
• Computer literate with PC, typing, email, and reporting skills.

Responsibilities

• Triage and problem solve for patient care and safety.
• Provide supervision and direction hospital-wide to clinical areas.
• Coordinate comprehensive handoffs to managers and clinicians.
• Lead and mentor staff on duties and professional development.
• Collaborate with charge RNs and charge MHWs in residential settings.

Skills

Leadership

Communication

Triage

Coaching

Education

RN Vermont licensure

Master's in nursing (preferred)

Job description

Job Summary

Provides supervision and direction hospital – wide to all clinical areas in the interest of providing appropriate care for inpatient and residential clients. Works collaboratively with charge RNs inpatient and charge MHWs in residential settings to address medical, psychological, and social concerns of each patient/resident.

Qualifications

• Vermont RN licensure or eligibility for Vermont licensure. Masters in nursing preferred.
• Minimum of three years experience in behavioral health. Two years of management experience

required.

• Computer literate, knowledge of PC environment, typing skills, email usage skills, and ability to

complete formatted report to executives, managers. and clinicians regarding data and events of previous shift.

• Proven ability to triage and problem solve.
• Proven competence with physical assessment, nursing care and theory, as well as evaluation of the

patient or resident after a physical hold, locked-door seclusion, or involuntary medication event.

Essential Duties And Responsibilities

Core Competencies

Establishes and achieves goals and objectives for the evening or weekend shift consistent with organizational goals.

Assures a workplace environment and culture that optimizes patient care and patient safety to reduce the likelihood of health care errors.

Promotes and encourages a workplace environment that embraces a customer service philosophy in interactions with all patients, visitors, staff and vendors.

Works with hospital-wide staff on appropriate decision making as problems arise.

Provides comprehensive handoffs both verbal and written to appropriate managers.

Communicates pertinent information on critical incidents and sentinel events to AOC.

Motivates, praises and redirects staff as appropriate.

Provides ongoing coaching, mentoring, recognition and feedback to all staff.

Responds to behavioral emergencies in the residential units, gets orders for certificate of need (CON) if this is indicated and completes page post-event evaluation of the resident.

Follows all organizational policies and procedures outlined in the Policies and Procedures Manual of the Retreat. Maintains policies and procedures for the inpatient and residential units.

Completes required mandatory education, e-learning courses assigned to improve skills and professional development courses required to maintain competency.