Clinic Nursing Director - MCFHC 8am-5pm

Moore County Hospital District•Dumas, TX

About The Position

The Clinics Nursing Director manages all aspects of nursing care within Moore County Hospital District’s provider-based clinics. This working manager communicates with physicians, nurses, and other disciplines to achieve quality patient-care outcomes and can step in to assist the team as needed. The director responds promptly and accurately to changes in patient conditions, department workflow, and unexpected circumstances. The role plans, directs, and monitors clinical initiatives to promote efficiency and regulatory compliance. The director works independently with minimal direction and reports work needs and progress to the Chief Nursing Officer.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited school of nursing.
Registered Nurse.
BSN or proof of BSN enrollment, with the expectation to acquire a BSN within one year.
Minimum of five years of nursing experience.
Current Texas RN license or RN Compact licensure.
Current CPR certification.
Knowledge of the accreditation process.
Knowledge of National Patient Safety Goals.

Nice To Haves

Supervisory experience is strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

Support and adhere to hospital policies, procedures, values, standards, and mission.
Direct and coordinate personnel functions, including hiring, performance evaluations, competencies, and promotions.
Translate higher-level goals and objectives into specific job expectations for team members.
Coordinate day-to-day nursing staff operations.
Supervise adherence to standards through observation, medical record review, feedback, and other appropriate resources.
Understand departmental finances and how nursing workflow and documentation affect reimbursement.
Use operational and financial reports to analyze progress and make strategic planning recommendations.
Ensure regulatory requirements and contract deliverables are met by directing employees and collaborating across departments.
Maintain knowledge of Rural Health Clinic (RHC) regulatory mandates.
Participate in the organization’s overall quality control program.
Evaluate programs, reporting tools, and workflow designs to improve patient outcomes.
Perform other duties and responsibilities as needed.