PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING SUPERVISOR (HEALTH DEPARTMENT)

Public Health Nursing Supervisor (Health Department)

20-May-2026 to Until Filled (EST)

AFSCME 916 (Supervisors)

324 Saginaw St, Flint, MI 48502, USA

45.55 per hour

Hourly

Full Time

Starting Pay: $45.5534 Hourly ($94,751) Step A: $46.4639 Hourly ($96,645) Step B: $47.3933 Hourly ($98,578) Step C: $48.3418 Hourly ($100,551) Step D: $49.3082 Hourly ($102,561) Step E: $50.2942 Hourly ($104,612)

Minimum Qualifications:

Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing -AND- three (3) years' responsible experience in nursing activities;

-OR-

Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing -AND- a Master degree in Public Health, Nursing, Health Administration, Human Services or Public Administration -AND- two (2) years' responsible experience in nursing activities.

Additional Requirements:

Must be registered as a nurse in the State of Michigan or possess a temporary permit pending final registration.

Must possess a valid Michigan driver's license and the use of a vehicle during working hours.

Job Summary:

Performs professional duties involving the planning, coordination, development and implementation of personal and community health programs under the direction of a Division Director; assists in the monitoring and evaluation of program activities; supervises and trains subordinate employees; performs related duties as required.

Essential Job Duties and Functions:

• Supervises nursing and other assigned staff in delivery of personal and community services;
• Plans for area and program needs and communicates same to Division Director;
• Compiles and interprets statistics on personal and/or community health needs of the community, in relation to programs supervised or directed;
• Keeps abreast of state laws, local ordinances, County procedures and policies, contracts, department policies and procedures as they relate to personal and/or community health activities;
• Monitors and evaluates status of all programs and prepares necessary reports;
• Participates in the preparation of program budgets and review of expenditure reports;
• Makes presentations and meets with outside groups and organizations regarding program and public health concerns;
• Prepares newspaper articles and other information for dissemination to the public;
• Provides input into program goals, projected outputs, and is responsible for supervising staff to meet these goals;
• Provides nursing input into policies and procedures and public health programs.