Unit Nurse Manager Sub Acute

ScionHealth is committed to a culture of service excellence as demonstrated by our employees’ adherence to the service excellence principles of Pride, Teamwork, Compassion, Integrity, Respect, Fun, Professionalism, and Responsibility.

As our most acute level of care, our specialty hospitals offer the same critical care patients receive in a traditional hospital or intensive care unit, but for an extended recovery period. Our clinicians play a vital role in the recovery process for chronic, critically ill and medically complex patients.

As a Unit Nurse Manager / RN you will:

• Responsible for managing the operation of a nursing unit in a large facility.

• Perform general management functions such as hiring, disciplining, and evaluating employees.

• Plans and facilitate meetings and committees to address resident care issues for the unit.

• Manages area of responsibility with the goal of achieving and maintaining the highest quality of care possible.

• Participates in developing, implementing and evaluating programs that promote the recruitment, retention, development and continuing education of nursing staff members.

• Contacts physicians as necessary and ensures physicians interventions are timely and appropriate.

• Reviews staffing patterns and census of nursing units, and reassigns personnel when necessary to ensure staffing meets resident needs and budgetary controls.

• Monitors the clinical operations of the unit and residents' conditions and ensures that appropriate and quality care is administered.

• Obtains medications, supplies and medical records needed to provide safe, efficient and therapeutic care to residents on a continuing basis.

• Assists in the orientation of new personnel,monitors their skills, and guides and observes staff who may need assistance with procedures.

• Participates in facility "Performance Improvement Program."

• Graduate of accredited school of nursing, BS preferred.
• Valid Registered Nurse / RN license in the state.
• Valid CPR Certification.
• Seven years experience in nursing, two years of which was supervisory in a long term care environment.