Supervisor, Patient Care RN - Hemodialysis - Systemwide

Scripps Health•San Diego, CA

3d•Onsite

About The Position

As Supervisor, Patient Care RN – Hemodialysis, you will ensure nursing practice reflects established standards of care and practice and a culture that promotes patient safety. Under the general direction of the Patient Care Manager, shares leadership responsibilities for the nursing unit, including managing daily staffing plans. Ensure appropriate and timely use of bed placement technology and adherence to care processes for bed placement/patient transfer/patient transport/room cleaning and patient discharge. Ensures the safe transition of patients through the continuum of care to include active participation of nursing staff in planning and coordinating patient care, and direct hand-off to next appropriate level of care.

Requirements

Two years applicable clinical experience, one of which in a leadership role.
Requires excellent skills in communication, problem-solving, team development, planning and follow-through.
Ability to exercise the authority and responsibility for assigned services based on the scope of the organization and complexity of patient care.
Graduate of an accredited program.
Maintains current California RN license.
Current American Heart Association BLS and all competencies/certifications required of the charge RN on the unit.

Nice To Haves

BSN and/or certification in area of specialty if applicable.

Responsibilities

Ensure nursing practice reflects established standards of care and practice and a culture that promotes patient safety.
Shares leadership responsibilities for the nursing unit, including managing daily staffing plans.
Ensure appropriate and timely use of bed placement technology and adherence to care processes for bed placement/patient transfer/patient transport/room cleaning and patient discharge.
Ensures the safe transition of patients through the continuum of care to include active participation of nursing staff in planning and coordinating patient care, and direct hand-off to next appropriate level of care.