Nursing Supervisor Observation/Neuro MedSurg

American Addiction Centers•Aurora Medical Center Sheboygan County - 3400 Union Ave, WI

4d•Onsite

About The Position

This is a full-time Nursing Supervisor position for the Observation/Neuro MedSurg unit at AMC Sheboygan County. The role involves planning and supervising safe, efficient, and economical nursing care, assessing patient care delivery, and acting as a liaison between patients, physicians, and families. The supervisor will also promote harmonious relationships among the healthcare team, coordinate communication between departments, and implement policies and procedures. Additionally, the position requires maintaining clinical expertise to serve as a role model, knowledge of safety plans, and providing leadership for staff. The supervisor will monitor supply and equipment needs and perform special projects as assigned.

Requirements

Graduation from an accredited School of Nursing with three years clinical experience with demonstrated clinical expertise and management abilities.
Current license as a Registered Nurse in the State of applicable state required.
Basic Cardiac Life Support (BCLS) required.
Excellent and effective oral and written communication skills
Demonstrates the ability to exercise independent judgment in resolving routine and emergency problems
Resilient and flexible in a changing environment
Standards of clinical nursing practice
Strategic visioning and planning
Systems for patient safety
Functions effectively under stressful conditions and difficult situations
Ability to work effectively with the team

Responsibilities

Plans and supervises safe, efficient, and economical nursing care in compliance with nursing standards, hospital policies and procedures, and regulatory agency requirements.
Assesses delivery of patient care, helps with patient/family teaching, identifies problems, and makes improvements as necessary. Assesses nursing care needs by making patient rounds, or unit/departmental rounds.
Ensures quality patient care is provided for each patient in accordance with hospital and nursing standards.
Acts as liaison between patient, physician, and family by explaining procedures, identifying problems, clarifying information, or being a patient advocate.
Participates in providing patient care as necessary and assists in emergencies.
Assists in the care of grieving families; oversees the disposition of patients who have died.
Promotes harmonious relationships and favorable attitudes among members of the health care team through problem identification and problem resolution.
Maintains and assists in coordinating effective communication between nursing and other departments.
Accepts, interprets and implements policies and procedures set forth by nursing and hospital administration to personnel, patients and families, and physicians.
Maintains or improves clinical expertise necessary to function as a role model for staff in order to evaluate quality of care, initiate appropriate action, and direct staff activities of nursing personnel.
Knowledgeable of fire, disaster, and safety plans and directs personnel in performance of these duties.
Provides leadership for staff and seeks assistance from appropriate resource persons as necessary in solving clinical and management problems.
Monitors supply and equipment needs; submits recommendations to leadership.
Performs special projects as assigned.