Assistant Nurse Manager - Acute Care Unit

Medical University of South Carolina•Lancaster, CA

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About The Position

At MUSC Health , we are committed to building the healthcare workforce of tomorrow by empowering healthcare professionals to grow, lead, and succeed. We’re seeking a motivated Assistant Nurse Manager to join our Acute Care team—a nurse leader who is organized, community-focused, and skilled at solving problems in real time. If you're ready to elevate patient care, support frontline staff, and partner in operational excellence, this is your opportunity. We are looking for a candidate who can think outside the box and find and implement solutions. The Assistant Nurse Manager works in close collaboration with the Medical Services Director to: Support clinical, operational, and financial goals Direct and evaluate patient care delivery Recommend, develop, and implement policies and improvement initiatives Supervise and coach nursing staff and related care team members You’ll play a critical role in leadership visibility, staff engagement, and patient experience. A team-oriented RN who: Builds relationships across interdisciplinary teams Brings enthusiasm and accountability to daily operations Excels in communication, coordination, and coaching Stays current on patient population needs and healthcare trends healthcare disciplines. This role is ideal for nurses looking to take the next step in leadership while making a daily impact on patient outcomes, team culture, and unit success. Apply today and step into a leadership role that truly matters. If you like working with energetic enthusiastic individuals, you will enjoy your career with us!

Requirements

Minimum of three years as a Registered Nurse
Current RN license with the South Carolina Board of Nursing (or compact state)
Current BLS and ACLS through the American Heart Association (required)

Nice To Haves

Acute care experience and leadership exposure strongly preferred
Associate’s Degree in Nursing (BSN preferred)

Responsibilities

Support clinical, operational, and financial goals
Direct and evaluate patient care delivery
Recommend, develop, and implement policies and improvement initiatives
Supervise and coach nursing staff and related care team members
Builds relationships across interdisciplinary teams
Brings enthusiasm and accountability to daily operations
Excels in communication, coordination, and coaching
Stays current on patient population needs and healthcare trends healthcare disciplines