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IRMC is seeking a part-time Shift Coordinator in Nursing Administration located in Indiana, PA. This role involves participating in patient care coordination, striving for high levels of patient satisfaction, and overseeing administrative functions in the absence of nursing leadership.
The ideal candidate must be a registered nurse with a Bachelor's degree and possess three to five years of nursing experience, including some leadership roles. BLS certification is required within the first month of hire.
The position requires maintaining positive relationships across departments and ensuring productivity standards in Patient Services.
Job Category: Patient Care
Requisition Number: SHIFT002713
Indiana, PA 15701, USA
Responsible for participating in performance improvement and organizational projects as assigned. Assist frontline staff with coordination of patient care striving for the highest level of patient satisfaction and quality of care. Maintain collaborative and positive working relations with all disciplines, departments and community partners. Promotes positive public relations and serves as IRMC Ambassador while directing and supporting organizational operations. The Shift Coordinator is responsible for administrative, clinical and operational functions of Patient Services in the absence of the Nursing Leadership during off shifts, weekends, and holidays. They are responsible to direct and support all IRMC departments on an as needed basis. Also, maintains the responsibility for the implementation of the Mission, Vision and Goals of the Organization and Patient Services. Coordinates staffing of departments and is responsible for productivity standards of Patient Services. Responsible for participating in Performance Improvement and Organizational Projects as assigned.
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