Registered Nurse Medical Team Administrator Full Time

💚 Registered Nurse Medical Team Administrator (RN MTA) 🩺 Lead with Purpose. Make a Difference Every Day. 📍 Sauk County Law Enforcement Center | Wisconsin ⏰ Monday-Friday | 7:00 AM-3:30 PM 📅 Full Time | On-Call Responsibilities Sign On & Retention Bonus Available 💚 Ready to Take the Next Step in Your Nursing Career? Are you an experienced Registered Nurse ready to combine clinical expertise with leadership in a setting where your work truly matters? Southern Health Partners (SHP) is seeking a dedicated Registered Nurse Medical Team Administrator (RN MTA) to oversee healthcare services at the Sauk County Law Enforcement Center in Wisconsin. This opportunity offers a consistent weekday schedule, the chance to support a healthcare team, and the ability to make a meaningful impact on patient care in a structured correctional environment. With SHP, you can put your nursing experience to work in a setting that values clinical judgment, accountability, teamwork, and compassionate care. ✨ A consistent weekday schedule. A focused healthcare setting. A meaningful opportunity to lead. 🩺 What You'll Do * Oversee daily healthcare operations and support the delivery of quality patient care * Provide clinical guidance and support to nursing staff and healthcare team members * Help coordinate staffing, scheduling, and daily workflow to support facility needs * Monitor compliance with established policies, procedures, and clinical protocols * Support medication administration, nursing assessments, chronic care, and other essential healthcare services * Promote accurate, timely documentation and appropriate follow-up on patient care needs * Communicate with healthcare leadership and correctional facility personnel as needed * Help maintain a safe, organized, and professional healthcare environment * Respond to on-call needs and assist with clinical concerns outside regular working hours when required * Practice in accordance with applicable licensure requirements, clinical standards, and SHP policies