VP Nursing & Hospital Ops SR

Vice President, Nursing and Hospital Operations, Scottish RiteChildren's is one of the nation's leading children's hospitals. No matter the role, every member of our team is an essential part of our mission to make kids better today and healthier tomorrow. We're committed to putting you first, and that commitment is at the heart of our company culture: People first. Children always. Find your next career opportunity and make a difference doing what you love at Children's.Job DescriptionThe Vice President, Nursing and Hospital Operations, Scottish Rite leads nursing practice and day-to-day operations for the Scottish Rite hospital campus. The role is accountable for safe, high-quality, patient and family centered care; operational and financial performance; nursing workforce strategy; and advancement of the professional practice environment. In partnership with the Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) & Scottish Rite Hospital Operations and Scottish Rite Campus Medical Director, the Vice President translates system strategy into Scottish Rite priorities, sustains Magnet standards, and ensures measurable outcomes in quality, patient experience, workforce engagement, growth, and resource stewardship.Experience10 years of progressive experience, including at least five years as an executive or senior leader in a complex healthcare organizationDemonstrated success building and sustaining executive-level partnerships across organizations and with clinical, non-clinical, medical, operational, and administrative stakeholdersExperience partnering with physician leadership to develop and implement strategic clinical care plans across the systemDemonstrated experience optimizing operational efficiency and throughput and leading quality improvement in partnership with physician leaders to achieve superior clinical outcomesDemonstrated experience benchmarking with peer health systems and national organizations and translating leading practices and emerging trends into actionable strategies that strengthen performance, innovation, and competitivenessProven experience leading multiple functions or service lines and developing and executing system or campus-wide strategy, large-scale transformation, and measurable performance improvementExecutive nursing leadership experience with accountability for quality, safety, workforce, patient experience, financial, capacity, and operational outcomes; experience in pediatric, academic medical center, or Magnet-designated settings strongly preferredPreferred QualificationsMaster of Science in NursingNurse executive certification, such as NEA-BC or CENPEducationBachelor of Science NursingCertification SummaryLicensure as a registered nurse in the single State of Georgia or Multi-State through the Enhanced Nurse Licensure CompactProfessional Nursing Certification deemed by department required upon one year of hireKnowledge, Skills and AbilitiesAbility to connect with patients, employees, and physicians at all levelsLeadership presence and ability to lead necessary changesListening, adaptability, problem solving, personal motivation, prioritization, organization, sensitivity, positive behavior, strong values, and negotiating skills and aptitudesCommitment to patient care, service excellence, and staff and physician engagementAbility to operate independently while partnering effectively with leadershipDemonstrated ability to use financial, workforce, quality, safety, patient experience, and operational data to set priorities, manage risk, and drive measurable improvementAbility to evaluate and prioritize capital investments in technology, facilities, and programs based on return on investment, clinical impact, risk, and strategic valueStrong business and financial acumen, including budgeting, forecasting, financial stewardship, margin improvement, and delivery of high-quality care within established financial parametersAbility to develop and use dashboards, key performance indicators, and scorecards to monitor performance, identify trends, and guide executive decision-makingAdvanced analytical capability to assess needs, evaluate costs and benefits, identify risks and mitigations, and make timely, well-informed decisionsAbility to align Scottish Rite priorities and performance with broader system priorities, targets, and resource decisionsAbility to lead highly complex, cross-organizational initiatives through influence, collaboration, and negotiation among stakeholders with competing prioritiesAbility to build trusted relationships with senior clinical and non-clinical leaders, understand their objectives, and implement effective clinical, operational, workforce, financial, and resource solutionsExcellent executive-level written and verbal communication skills and the ability to deliver results in a fast-paced, high-accountability environmentExecutive leadership capability in professional nursing practice, shared governance, change leadership, succession planning, and interdisciplinary influenceJob ResponsibilitiesLeads efficient and effective clinical and hospital operations at the Scottish Rite campus, serving as the administrative executive accountable for daily operations, performance improvement, workload optimization, quality oversight, patient care innovation, and timely issue resolution.Partners with the Chief Nursing Officer, Scottish Rite Campus Medical Director, clinical and non-clinical leaders, centers, and specialties to strengthen relationships and ensure coordinated operations.Prioritizes and allocates resources across Scottish Rite campus and nursing operations to advance strategic initiatives and organizational priorities.Partners with the Vice President, Nursing & Hospital Operations at Arthur M. Blank Hospital to execute on the nursing strategic plan under the Chief Nursing Officer, ensuring alignment with the system strategy.Advances nursing education, competency, research, evidence-based practice, innovation, and professional development to strengthen clinical excellence and the leadership pipeline.Provides executive leadership for Magnet designation, redesignation readiness, and other national recognition efforts.Advances the nursing professional practice model and shared governance structure, ensuring nurse autonomy, accountability, interdisciplinary collaboration, and participation in clinical and operational decision-making.Sets expectations for nursing outcomes and partners with quality and medical leadership to drive measurable improvements in patient safety, clinical quality, patient and family experience, employee engagement, and safety culture.Maintains accountability for operating and capital performance, labor productivity, premium labor, resource utilization, capacity, throughput, key volumes, and the financial sustainability of Scottish Rite campus and nursing operations.Oversees daily inpatient and outpatient service line operations, optimizing patient flow, and ensuring high?quality care while meeting operational and financial targets.Oversees nursing regulatory and accreditation readiness, communicates material performance risks to executive leadership, and ensures timely corrective action.Owns and drives talent management for the Scottish Rite campus and nursing operations, including talent selection, performance accountability, leadership development, succession planning, retention, and employee engagement.Achieves Operate with Excellence targets across people, patient experience, quality and safety, operations, and financial performance.Children's Healthcare of Atlanta is an equal opportunity employer committed to providing equal employment opportunities to all qualified applicants and employees without regard to race, color, sex, religion, national origin, citizenship, age, veteran status, disability or any other characteristic covered by applicable law.Primary Location Address1001 Johnson Ferry RdJob FamilyVice President