Nursing Supervisor - Marshall Ob/Gyn

Marshall Health•Huntington, WV

19d

About The Position

The Nursing Supervisor directs and supervises nursing personnel in accordance with departmental, governmental, and other regulatory standards. The role participates in developing departmental goals and objectives, maintains the department’s nursing procedural manual, and supports the selection, orientation, training, and performance evaluation of nursing personnel. The supervisor also designs work schedules, hours, and duty assignments and ensures all areas and sites follow DNV and CMS standards. The position includes clinical duties: greeting and preparing patients for physician examinations; screening patients and providing instructions for sample collection and tests; administering prescribed medications and treatments within nursing standards; maintaining and preparing equipment; and assisting physicians during treatment, examinations, and testing. The role handles patient telephone inquiries about test results, medications, and treatment instructions as directed by the physician, arranges hospitalizations, referrals, and special procedures, and maintains clean, stocked clinical areas. Duties also include cleaning and sterilizing medical instruments and surgical trays, as well as other duties as assigned or requested.

Requirements

Graduate from a school of nursing as a Registered Nurse.
CPR certification is required.

Nice To Haves

2–5 years of supervisory or management experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Direct and supervise nursing personnel in accordance with departmental, governmental, and other regulatory standards.
Participate in developing departmental goals and objectives.
Update and maintain the department’s nursing procedural manual.
Assist with the selection, training and orientation, and performance evaluation of nursing personnel.
Design work schedules, hours, and duty assignments.
Ensure all areas and sites follow DNV and CMS standards.
Greet patients and prepare them for physician examinations; screen patients for appropriate information.
Instruct patients in collecting samples and completing tests.
Administer prescribed medications and treatments within the scope of nursing standards.
Maintain and assist with preparing equipment, and aid physicians during patient treatment, examinations, and testing.
Handle patient telephone inquiries regarding test results, medications, and treatment instructions as directed by the physician.
Arrange hospitalizations, referrals, or special procedures for patients.
Maintain a clean, attractive work area and keep clinical areas stocked with appropriate medical supplies.
Clean and sterilize medical instruments and surgical trays.
Perform other duties as assigned or requested.