The Office Supervisor, RN is responsible for planning, organizing, and coordinating daily operations to ensure quality patient care and serve as the liaison between the Physician and staff. This role provides leadership and support in day-to-day operations within the clinical setting, acting as a role model and consultant for staff. The supervisor demonstrates the ability to make decisions, problem-solve, delegate, and ensure high quality and efficiency of staff, with flexibility for various work schedules. They collaborate with the Clinical Coordinator/Department Manager to ensure policies and procedures are communicated and adhered to, and that staff are competent in emergency protocols. This role also involves managing staff schedules, PTO requests, identifying staffing needs, monitoring overtime, and managing swipe reports. Additionally, the supervisor coordinates training, monitoring, and evaluation of staff, assists with hiring and orientation, and conducts annual performance evaluations with physician input. They work with QI/Practice Transformation and the Department Manager to implement quality improvement processes, monitor quality dashboards, and ensure departmental compliance with OSHA and HIPPA standards. The supervisor also collaborates with the Practice Transformation Department to advance technology, including EMR and PMS systems, and serves as a liaison for Care Management and Care Coordination to support Meaningful Use objectives. They work with physician POD Liaisons to ensure efficient office operations, making workflow adjustments as necessary and communicating regularly with physicians and POD Liaisons. The supervisor acts as a resource for department issues and concerns, reporting back to Providers and management. In collaboration with the Nurse Educator, they maintain and expand staff competencies, implement internal education programs, and encourage outside continuing education. They also support career ladder opportunities and implement customer service action plans with the Pod liaison and Clinical Coordinator/Department Manager. The supervisor holds monthly POD staff meetings and attends Department Manager meetings. In addition to supervisory duties, this role also involves delivering direct patient care within the scope of licensure, collecting lab specimens, prioritizing patient care, documenting in the EHR, ensuring patient identification, communicating care consistent with patient needs, maintaining patient flow, administering injections, performing telephone triage, preparing for patient visits, obtaining vital signs, reviewing medication lists, entering orders, scheduling appointments, providing referrals, adhering to safety precautions, maintaining proficiency with equipment, facilitating transitions of care, checking emergency equipment logs, and assisting with supply ordering.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
Associate degree