RN Nurse Manager

Dell Medical School is seeking an RN Nurse Manager Purpose The RN Nurse Manager oversees the daily operations of a clinical unit, ensuring high-quality patient care and compliance with healthcare regulations. Reporting to the Director of Nursing, this role manages nursing staff, coordinates patient care, and implements policies and procedures. The Nurse Manager works closely with physicians, administrative staff, and other healthcare professionals. Responsibilities Staff Management Supervises and evaluates nursing staff performance. Coordinates staff schedules and assignments. Provides training and development opportunities for staff. Patient Care Coordination Ensures efficient patient flow and timely care. Addresses patient concerns and resolves issues. Collaborates with healthcare providers to develop care plans. Compliance and Quality Assurance Ensures adherence to healthcare regulations and standards. Conducts regular audits of clinical documentation. Implements quality improvement initiatives. Administrative Duties Manages patient records and ensures accurate documentation. Oversees billing and coding processes. Maintains inventory of medical supplies and equipment. Budget Management Manages the department's budget and allocates resources. Tracks and controls expenditures. Prepares financial reports. Other Job Duties Other Job Duties may apply as assigned.

MARGINAL OR PERIODIC FUNCTIONS:

Crisis Management Responds to patient emergencies and crises. Provides support during critical incidents. Policy Development Assists in developing and updating clinic policies. Reviews and revises procedures as needed. Staff Meetings Conducts regular staff meetings to discuss updates and issues. Facilitates communication between staff and management.

KNOWLEDGE/SKILLS/ABILITIES

Leadership Skilled: Guides and motivates staff to achieve clinical goals. Effective Behaviors: Provides clear direction, supports team development, and resolves conflicts. Communication Skilled: Communicates effectively with patients, staff, and management. Effective Behaviors: Provides clear instructions, listens actively, and conveys empathy. Organizational Skills Skilled: Manages multiple tasks and coordinates clinic operations efficiently. Effective Behaviors: Schedules appointments, manages patient flow, and maintains accurate records. Problem Solving Skilled: Identifies and addresses issues promptly. Effective Behaviors: Develops solutions to operational challenges, collaborates with healthcare providers, and ensures patient satisfaction. Clinical Expertise Skilled: Demonstrates advanced clinical knowledge and skills. Effective Behaviors: Assesses patient conditions, administers treatments, and performs procedures. Required Qualifications Bachelor's Degree in Nursing (BSN). Minimum of 5 year(s) of nursing experience in a clinical setting and 2 year(s) of supervisory experience. Registered Nurse (RN) license in the state of Texas. Basic Life Support (BLS) certification. Relevant education and experience may be substituted as appropriate. Preferred Qualifications Master's Degree in Nursing or Healthcare Administration with at least 7 year(s) of nursing experience in a clinical setting. Certified Nurse Manager and Leader (CNML), or Nurse Executive-Board Certified (NE-BC).

SUPERVISION

Direct Reports Clinical Nurses Medical Assistants Administrative Staff Indirect Reports Support Staff Volunteers The RN Nurse Manager typically oversees multiple functional areas, including patient care, administrative operations, and staff management.

BUDGET RESPONSIBILITY

This is managed by the Executive Director.

DECISION-MAKING RESPONSIBILITY

Staffing and scheduling decisions Patient care coordination Implementation of clinic policies Decisions requiring higher-level approval include budget allocations and major policy changes Salary Range $100,500 depending on qualifications. Working Conditions Standard office equipment Repetitive use of a keyboard May be exposed to such occupational hazards as communicable diseases, blood borne pathogens, ionizing and non-ionizing radiation, hazardous medications and disoriented or combative patients, or others. #J-18808-Ljbffr Dell Medical School