Transitional Care Unit Lead Nurse

IntelliResume; Honolulu (HI); On-site; USD 161,000 - 186,000; Full time

Job summary

Kaiser Permanente in Honolulu, HI is seeking an Assistant Nurse Manager for the Transitional Care Unit to oversee daily operations, ensure high quality patient care, and support staff development. This leadership role requires collaboration across teams and strong operational management.

You will guide patient care delivery, allocate resources, supervise equipment and medications, uphold Nursing Practice Act standards, and mentor colleagues for performance improvement while maintaining clinical

Qualifications

• ADN required.
• Leadership experience preferred.
• Current Hawaii RN license.
• BLS certification required.

Responsibilities

• Assist in implementing best practice models and patient care delivery systems.
• Support investigations into patient/family concerns regarding care.
• Collaborate with healthcare providers to achieve optimal patient care.
• Allocate resources in clinical areas for appropriate assignment and utilization.
• Supervise the use and maintenance of equipment, supplies, and medications.
• Maintain clinical expertise and provide clinical supervision.
• Delegate tasks aligned with scope of practice.
• Perform clinical duties as required.
• Ensure compliance with the Nursing Practice Act and regulatory standards.
• Foster open dialogue and mentor team members for performance improvement.

Skills

Leadership experience

RN license Hawaii

BLS certification

Education

Associate's Degree (ADN)

Job description

Kaiser Permanente in Honolulu, HI is seeking an Assistant Nurse Manager for the Transitional Care Unit to oversee daily operations, ensure high quality patient care, and support staff development. This leadership role requires collaboration across teams and strong operational management.

You will guide patient care delivery, allocate resources, supervise equipment and medications, uphold Nursing Practice Act standards, and mentor colleagues for performance improvement while maintaining clinical