RN Program Coordinator-Fetal Center Clinic

Nationwide Children's Hospital•Columbus, OH

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About The Position

The RN Program Coordinator ensures continuity of care for patients and families and collaborates in developing, implementing, and evaluating all program components. The role develops and enhances projects that support continuity across inpatient and outpatient care and parent engagement, and helps ensure high-quality, individualized, comprehensive, cost-effective patient care across the continuum. The coordinator manages program quality improvement and research projects, goals, and objectives; coordinates with interdisciplinary medical care teams and serves as a liaison among patients, families, medical staff, and referring physicians. The position also develops educational materials and programs for patients, nursing and ancillary staff, and physicians, as well as clinical protocols, policies, procedures, community education, and public relations.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree required.
Registered nurse license in the State of Ohio required.
Three years of registered nurse experience required.
Effective customer service skills.
Good multiplatform communication skills, including oral, written, and presentation skills.
Ability to assist in conflict resolution.
Problem-solving and interpersonal skills for interaction with required contacts.

Nice To Haves

Master's degree in Nursing preferred.

Responsibilities

Develop, implement, and enhance special projects promoting inpatient/outpatient continuity of care and parent engagement.
Ensure the provision of high-quality, individualized, comprehensive, cost-effective patient care across the continuum.
Initiate, track, analyze, and manage program quality improvement and research projects, goals, and objectives.
Coordinate functions with interdisciplinary medical care and serve as a liaison with patients, families, medical staff, and referring physicians.
Develop educational materials and programs for patients, nursing and ancillary staff, and physicians.
Develop clinical protocols, policies, and procedures, including community education and public relations.