RN Sepsis Coordinator

Position Overview United Health Services is seeking a Sepsis Coordinator to lead the growth, development, and ongoing success of our system-wide Sepsis Program. This is a high-impact leadership role focused on improving outcomes for a complex patient population through collaboration, clinical expertise, and performance improvement. In this role, you’ll partner closely with Emergency Department teams and interdisciplinary leaders to drive evidence‑based sepsis care across the continuum. You’ll influence practice, coach clinical teams, and lead strategic initiatives that ensure high‑quality, efficient, and coordinated care delivery for sepsis patients across UHS. Work Locations: UHS Wilson Medical Center, Johnson City, NY; UHS Binghamton General Hospital, Binghamton, NY. Multiple openings exist and the selected candidate may be required to float across sites. The recruiter and hiring manager will clarify expectations during the interview process. Primary Work Shift: Day Rotational. Regular Scheduled Weekly Hours: 40. Responsibilities Develop and maintain a well‑coordinated, multi‑disciplinary sepsis accreditation program at UHS. Develop, review, and update standards of care, policies, clinical pathways, protocols, and order sets to comply with sepsis program best practices and optimal patient outcomes. Act as an expert resource for sepsis care and serve as coordinator for all sepsis workflows. Collaborate with the quality management department and sepsis registry programs and staff to ensure timely and accurate data abstraction/entry. Develop, coordinate, and ensure delivery of regular sepsis education to nurses, physicians, clinicians, patients, families, Emergency Medical Services (EMS), communities, and referring hospitals. Develop performance improvement plans for sepsis programs that achieve and maintain positive patient outcomes. Promote a positive image of UHS to patients, physicians, EMS, hospital staff, and the community. Monitor and adhere to sepsis rounding procedures on admitted sepsis patients and navigate their care; lead/supervise other nurse navigators if assigned. Participate in appropriate hospital committees. Actively participate on local, regional, and national advisory groups to advance the science of care for the sepsis patient. Stay abreast of current evidence‑based practice for sepsis. Education and Experience Bachelor’s degree. 2‑5 years of clinical nursing experience in the Emergency Department, Critical Care, or inpatient service line. License and Certification New York State Registered Nurse license required. Equal Opportunity Statement United Health Services is an Equal Opportunity Employer. #J-18808-Ljbffr 02 UHS Hospitals