Geisinger is proud to offer our Administrative Nurse Supervisors market leading pay rates and up to $7 shift differential for evening, night, and weekend shifts! This role coordinates and supervises the delivery of nursing care and activities of assigned personnel, ensuring compliance with directives, policies, applicable laws, and regulations. The supervisor supports and implements the Nursing Department and Hospital goals and objectives, coordinates patient flow, and assesses appropriate staffing levels throughout the hospital. They effectively communicate and incorporate the Nursing and Organization's vision, goals, and initiatives at the unit and department level consistent with Magnet philosophy and environment, and supports Managers in supervising assigned personnel. The role also assists with the orientation, integration, and education of new employees and facilitates patient placement with triage and prioritization of patient bed assignment in collaboration with Patient Placement and patient care department staff members. The Administrative Nurse Supervisor participates in the formulation of nursing policies and goals, as well as policies affecting other departments, and communicates and interprets policies, procedures, and regulations to patients, visitors, and staff members. They promote and support positive guest relations, assigns nursing personnel as necessary for increased acuity, changes in patient acuity, and call-offs based on patient census, unit acuity, and volume, and supports the staffing office as it relates to financial and quality outcomes. This role serves as administration representative, communicating pertinent patient care activities and information to the Administrator on Call and appropriate personnel for problem-solving and issue resolution. They follow up on adverse, serious, and sentinel events occurring during evening, night, and weekend shifts, ensure proper documentation, and ensure patient and family concerns are investigated and addressed appropriately. The supervisor evaluates the quality of care administered in assigned areas, makes rounds, and assures timely communication of significant operational issues. They serve as a clinical resource, assisting nursing personnel in assessing patient and family needs, obtaining equipment and patient care items, and answering questions and solving problems within the department and institution. Demonstrating transformational leadership, they maintain a Magnet Culture, encourage new knowledge, innovations, and improvements using evidence-based practice and research in patient care, and follow up on sentinel events. They work in collaboration with operations managers and the nursing education department to support staff member needs on all shifts and address employee grievances according to facility procedures. Work is typically performed in a clinical environment. Accountable for satisfying all job-specific obligations and complying with all organization policies and procedures.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level