Registered Nurse II

Job Description The Nurse Supervisor is responsible for providing general patient care according to nursing protocols, supervising clinic support staff, and serving as a member of the Student Health Services Leadership Team. The Nurse Supervisor serves as the Infection Prevention and Control Coordinator and provides input for policy, procedure and process changes or revisions in collaboration with the Clinical Supervisor and Medical Director. This role will contribute to collaborative development and implementation of clinic policies, procedures, and workflows to continuously maintain accreditation standards and readiness. The Nurse Supervisor has supervision responsibilities over clinical support staff, including scheduling, managing leave requests, timesheet approvals, performance evaluations, and general supervision of direct‑report medical assistants and LPNs. Duties also include overseeing inventory and ordering of clinical supplies/medications, and providing nursing skills and functions to support and maintain clinic readiness while overseeing patient flow. The Nurse Supervisor will support and participate in Allergy and Immunization compliance, provide cross coverage needs, QI, Risk Management, and peer review initiatives, assist with education, training and orientation of new and existing staff, collaborate with university organizations, and act as a resource for clinic staff and contribute to the success of the department. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Considerable knowledge and experience with outpatient adult/adolescent ambulatory care practices and basic nursing skills needed in ambulatory practice. Basic knowledge of unique needs of college‑age student population. Basic demonstrated ability to relate health education information to a student population. Basic knowledge and skills in phlebotomy and IV training. Basic ability to administer EKGs & nebulizer treatments. Basic knowledge of managing allergy immunotherapy. Considerable knowledge of adolescent and adult immunization requirements. Considerable demonstrated ability to perform physical assessment functions and document in medical record appropriately. Demonstrated ability to work with physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, health educators, MAs, and other healthcare staff. Some demonstrated knowledge of and skill in the operation of an outpatient clinic facility including day‑to‑day clinical roles, functions and schedules. Considerable skills in telephone and in‑person triage. Considerable demonstrated knowledge of Medicat or other electronic medical record‑keeping systems and accurate and appropriate chart documentation. Basic computer skills. Considerable knowledge of leadership and management styles and proven application of knowledge in supervisory roles. Considerable and effective verbal and written communication skills, interpersonal skills, and customer service skills. Special Licenses, Registration, or Certification Registration in Virginia as a registered nurse or valid compact/Multi‑state License. BLS/CPR for Health Providers Certification. Graduate of an accredited Bachelor of Science or Master’s degree in nursing program from an institute of higher education. Level and Type of Experience Considerable nursing experience in a hospital or outpatient healthcare setting and ambulatory setting, preferably adult/adolescent medicine, or college health; separate from clinical experience obtained while seeking a nursing degree. Demonstrated experience effectively communicating and engaging with varying audiences. Additional Considerations Considerable experience successfully supervising staff. Some experience working with college‑aged students. Considerable experience with customer service recovery and de‑escalation skills in a healthcare setting. Considerable experience with inventory management. Demonstrated leadership and project management skills. Some knowledge of infection prevention control management. Some experience with healthcare accreditation surveys (e.g.; JCAHO, AAAHC, DNV). Certification in Ambulatory Care (AMB‑BC). Considerable knowledge of VA laws regarding immunizations for full‑time college students and immunization schedule for pediatric/adolescent/adult population. Conditions of Employment Given the nature of the positions in Student & Campus Life Services that provide support to student services and/or student‑centered programs, the employee occupying this position may be required to work during a university closing as directed by their supervisor. These instances may include working from a remote location (i.e., telework, etc.). This position is designated as sensitive. A fingerprint‑based criminal history check will be required of the final candidate. Working Hours Fall and spring semesters: 8:00am to 5:00pm and 10:00am to 7:00pm shifts. Summer semester: 8:00am to 5:00pm. Compensation Annual Salary/Hourly Rate: Salary commensurate with education and experience. #J-18808-Ljbffr Maimonides Health