RN House Supervisor Nursing Admin

RN House Supervisor Nursing Admin

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Summary: The House Supervisor provides operational and administrative oversight to all clinical departments during an assigned shift. The House Supervisor is responsible for patient care oversight, emergency direction, and handling of clinical complaints as appropriate. They function as the administrative resource and provide expert clinical support to the nursing team. In addition, the House Supervisor is able to problem solve and evaluate nursing care provided in the clinical setting and assign personnel accordingly based on patient and unit need. The House Supervisor understands the needs of the organization and supports the mission, values, and management of patient care.

Responsibilities:

• Patient Care- Ensures that appropriate care and services are available to the organization, patients, families, and staff. Participates in the delivery of Carolina Care for all patients, families, and staff through rounding on all inpatient units and procedural areas. Provides service recovery to resolve situations and reinforces/educates Carolina Care concepts to staff.
• Collaboration- Functions as a point of contact, resource and liaison for essential information for managers, directors, the Director on Call and other senior leaders. Serves as a clinical resource to staff on hospital policies and procedures
• Patient Concerns- Takes action to identify and follow up on safety concerns of patients, families and staff members.
• Occupational Health- Responsible for fit for duty and needlestick protocol on evening, nights & weekends
• House Supervision- Assist staffing office to ensure adequate clinical staffing on each shift. Takes actions to assist with identification and resolution of operational and supply chain concerns. Provides supervision and support of nursing staff in the off hours. Responds to all emergency response calls. Activates the emergency operations plan and acts as the incident commander when situation warrants. Effectively intervenes on operations impacting patient flow so functions are accomplished without error, omission, or delay.

Education Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Nursing (BSN) from a state-accredited school of professional nursing. (For Magnet status entity.) Associates's degree in Nursing (ADN) for non-magnet status entity.

Licensure/Certification Requirements: Licensed to practice as a Registered Nurse in the state of North Carolina. Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Provider certification

Professional Experience Requirements: Two (2) years of professional nursing experience in a tertiary care setting, and one (1) year of experience in the area assigned, if BSN Six (6) years of professional nursing experience in a tertiary care setting, and three (3) years of experience in the area assigned.

Knowledge/Skills/and Abilities Requirements: