Functions as a clinical expert and care coordinator for a specific patient population interfacing with administrative, clinical nursing staff, physicians and patients/families. This role involves direct nursing care, coordination of patient care between multiple disciplines, and acting as a clinical resource. The position also participates in the development and implementation of managed care programs, operates autonomously in communicating with the healthcare team, and revises patient care regimes via telephone or telemedicine. It provides leadership for direct patient care programs, participates in decision-making at various levels, and contributes to financial management activities. The role also involves implementing regulatory standards, designing and implementing patient/family health education, and facilitating learning for external agencies and other healthcare professionals. Additionally, it supports staff education, facilitates educational experiences for students, and incorporates roles of patient care provider, advocate, consultant, educator, researcher, and quality manager. The position also participates in quality assessment and improvement programs and uses nursing research to improve clinical practice. It requires maintaining clinical expertise, developing management and consultant skills, adhering to professional and legal standards, and maintaining confidentiality. The role specifically focuses on wound and ostomy patients, providing specialized health education and serving as an educational and clinical resource in this area. It also involves leading efforts to improve nursing quality and collaborating on practice changes. The position is 100% time, 40 hours per week, with flexible scheduling options (four 10-hour shifts or five 8-hour shifts). It is located at North Liberty Hospital and is not eligible for University sponsorship for employment authorization.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior