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UT Southwestern Medical Center

Academic medical center and health system

Nurse Manager - Mother Baby

Nursing & Frontline Patient CareConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeDallas, TX, USANo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Graduate from an NLN-approved nursing program.
  • Hold a Bachelor's Degree in Nursing (Bachelor of Science in Nursing).
  • Have 5 years of experience as a registered nurse.
  • Have 2 years of management experience.
  • Hold a current Texas or BNE Compact State nursing license upon hire.
  • Hold a current Basic Life Support certification accredited by the American Heart Association or American Red Cross upon hire.
  • Have basic computer skills.
  • Be able to read, write, and communicate in English.
  • Meet the role's physical requirements, including bending or leaning over, lifting, pulling, pushing, repetitive motions, standing, stooping, talking, and walking.

Responsibilities

  • Develop and implement an effective action plan to improve departmental performance.
  • Meet or exceed the department's financial goals and objectives.
  • Provide direct patient care and/or function in a charge position as needed; teach and mentor nursing personnel; evaluate and supervise patient care provided by assigned personnel.
  • Ensure personnel adhere to policies and procedures, the code of ethics, JCAHO standards, and nationally recognized nursing practice standards; review and revise nursing assignments to meet patient needs and policy requirements; implement disciplinary interventions, including termination, as appropriate and in compliance with policy.
  • Help identify and resolve physician, patient, and family complaints; report complaints and interventions to Guest Services and/or the Department of Nursing in a timely manner for follow-up before patient discharge.
  • Review schedules and staffing plans with Department of Nursing personnel to ensure adequate coverage; use staffing guidelines and/or patient acuity systems and cost-effective options to provide appropriate patient care.
  • Use organizational resources appropriately and efficiently; identify and report efficiency or cost-saving ideas to the Director of Nursing and/or Chief Nursing Officer.
  • Interview nursing personnel and make final hiring decisions for the unit; implement disciplinary interventions, including termination, as appropriate; participate in developing, implementing, and evaluating performance-improvement activities; complete performance reviews and orientation evaluations; implement terminations with approval from the Chief Nursing Officer and/or Human Resources Manager.
  • Provide immediate counseling to nursing personnel, up to and including suspension, as appropriate; submit accurate and timely written reports to Nursing and/or Human Resources leadership; generate or supervise occurrence reports and provide timely follow-up to the Director of Nursing.
  • Conduct staff meetings and coordinate special projects, which may include educational activities, research projects, recruitment, and interdisciplinary and hospital committees; collaborate with nursing staff and the Nurse Educator to meet staff education needs; support staff professional growth through participation in unit activities and appropriate patient care; seek opportunities to teach.
  • Develop the unit's annual capital and operational budgets with nursing administration support; edit payroll at the end of each payroll cycle and maintain attendance records.
  • Support teamwork among nursing personnel, employees, and staff.
  • Facilitate timely return of specialty equipment; participate in routine and special care conferences; function in a charge role.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.

About the Company

UT Southwestern Medical Center

Academic medical center and health system

UT Southwestern Medical Center is an academic medical center in Dallas, Texas, integrating patient care, biomedical research, and medical education. It operates a main campus and regional medical centers alongside four schools, including a medical school and graduate programs in health professions and public health. What sets UT Southwestern apart is research output ranked No. 1 worldwide by the Nature Index, backed by Nobel laureates on faculty. The goal is to advance medical discovery into better treatments and compassionate patient care.

Company size
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Company stage
Grant
Total funding
$18M
Headquarters
Dallas, TX
Founded
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