Assistant Nurse Manager (ANM) - Critical Care

Location Detail: 100 Grand Street New Britain (10126) Shift Detail: 36 hour night shift Every other weekend The Hospital of Central Connecticut is an acute‑care community teaching hospital, providing comprehensive inpatient and outpatient services in general medicine and surgery, as well as a wide variety of specialties. The hospital staffs a talented team of leading professionals and offers a wide array of services throughout the region, caring for patients from birth through the end of life. Job Summary The Assistant Nursing manager is a Registered Nurse (RN) who has responsibility for the supervision of patient care, clinical personnel, and unit operations. This position supervises a work group to ensure that a high quality, cost-effective, patient and family‑centered care is provided in support of the hospital's strategic plan and the function's goals and objectives. They work collaboratively with functional leadership and are responsible for overseeing daily operations of the assigned department, including off‑shift and weekend supervision of nursing and non‑licensed staff. They manage resources, quality improvement, payroll, create and maintain colleague schedules and monitor patient throughput to facilitate efficient clinical operations. In addition, they maintain a safe and therapeutic unit environment, and may serve as a staff RN to assist as needed. They support leadership in ensuring standards of excellence and professional development are fostered and met, and may lead performance improvement work in their department. Qualifications Education Bachelor of Science in Nursing Existing incumbents as of March 1, 2024 must obtain BSN within 3 years of this date Experience 2 years of acute care nursing experience required 5 years of critical care experience required; management roles preferred 3‑5 years of leadership experience required Licensure, Certification, Registration Registered Nurse, State of CT Certified in Basic Life Support (BLS) provider credentialed from the American Heart Association (AHA) Other certifications may be required by specialty Knowledge, Skills, and Ability Requirements Knowledge of principles and practices of nursing and healthcare administration Demonstrated ability to make sound clinical assessments and institute safe and effective care within the structure of a collaborative health team Considerable knowledge of requirements by federal, state or regulatory bodies Demonstrates knowledge of effective workforce utilization Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written Proven ability to lead courageous conversations, hold colleagues accountable and manage change and conflict Knowledge of all relevant policies and procedures Knowledge of high reliability organizations (HRO) and LEAN process improvement strategies Demonstrated leadership skills and a commitment to lifelong learning as a methodology for promoting continuous quality improvement in the delivery of patient care and services Ability to manage multiple priorities and prioritize work in a fast‑paced environment Must be able to work independently as well as part of a collaborative team Demonstrates effective leadership through collaborative partnerships in accordance with Nursing Professional Practice model Strong ability to problem‑solve and make decisions in a fast‑paced environment and in emergency situations Fosters an inclusive workplace where diversity and individual differences are valued and maximized to achieve the mission and vision of the organization Proficient in Microsoft Office Ensures the presence of a safe and healthful work environment, promoting self‑care and empowerment Benefits Newly Revised Competitive Hourly Rates Tuition Reimbursement after just 6 months of employment and up to 40% reimbursement with Quinnipiac University for colleague AND dependents Generous Paid Time Off Medical, dental and vision plans 401K with company match Ample opportunities for advancement #J-18808-Ljbffr