Emergency Department Nurse Manager (ER Nurse Manager)

Job Description

Job Description

Emergency Department Nurse Manager (ER Nurse Manager) – Dallas, TX

Employment Type: Full-Time
Schedule: Days | No Weekends
Compensation: Starting at $51.17/hour (based on experience)
Sign-On Bonus: Up to $20,000
Relocation Assistance: Available on a Case-by-Case Basis

A large tertiary care and trauma-focused hospital in Dallas is seeking an experienced Emergency Department Nurse Manager to oversee operations within a high-volume Emergency Services department supporting adult and pediatric emergency patient populations.

This leadership role is responsible for departmental operations, staffing management, physician collaboration, quality improvement initiatives, patient throughput coordination, and operational performance across a fast-paced emergency care environment.

The ideal candidate has strong Emergency Department leadership experience, understands high-acuity emergency operations, and can effectively lead multidisciplinary teams while balancing patient care quality, operational efficiency, and staff engagement.

• 41 ED treatment rooms
• 16 hallway treatment spaces
• Approximately 35 FTEs
• Adult and pediatric emergency care environment
• Large tertiary and referral-based hospital setting
• High-acuity emergency patient population
• Multi-disciplinary emergency operations and physician collaboration focus

• Oversee daily Emergency Department operations, staffing coordination, and patient care delivery
• Lead nursing staff through mentoring, coaching, operational leadership, and performance management
• Collaborate with physicians, hospital leadership, and interdisciplinary teams to optimize emergency department throughput and patient outcomes
• Support departmental budgeting, staffing productivity, and operational resource management
• Drive quality improvement initiatives, regulatory compliance, and patient safety efforts
• Develop and implement operational policies, workflow improvements, and patient care initiatives
• Resolve operational, staffing, and patient care issues within the emergency department
• Coordinate multidisciplinary team activities across emergency services operations
• Maintain effective communication with staff, providers, patients, and executive leadership

• Active Texas RN license or compact RN license
• Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)
• Minimum 5 years of progressive Emergency Department leadership experience
• Experience with:
  • Staff supervision and operational leadership
  • Budget preparation and resource management
  • Physician relationship management
  • Quality improvement initiatives
  • Multi-disciplinary team coordination
• BLS certification
• Strong emergency operations and patient throughput management experience

• ACLS and PALS within 6 months
• TNCC within 18 months
• ENPC or CEN within 18 months

• Advanced nursing or healthcare leadership degree
• Leadership experience within large tertiary or trauma-focused emergency departments
• Pediatric emergency services exposure

• Competitive emergency leadership compensation package
• Up to $20,000 sign-on bonus
• Relocation assistance available
• Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage
• Paid Time Off (PTO)
• 401(k) with company match
• Tuition assistance and leadership development support
• Paid family leave eligibility
• Employee wellness and mental health resources
• Career advancement opportunities within emergency services leadership

This role is ideal for experienced ER Charge Nurses, Assistant ED Managers, or Emergency Department leaders seeking operational management experience within a large, high-acuity emergency services environment supporting complex adult and pediatric patient populations.

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