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University of Rochester

Private research university in Rochester, NY

Registered Nurse – Admitting & Transfer Center

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/23/2026
$97.8k - $132k/yr
Mid
Bachelor's
Rochester, NY, USA
In PersonRochester hospital workplace; night shifts have the option of remote work location.
Medical, Clinical & Veterinary

About the job

Requirements
  • A bachelor's degree in a health-related field is required; a Bachelor of Science in Nursing is preferred.
  • Three years of nursing experience is required; five years of critical care experience is preferred.
  • New York State Registered Nurse licensure is required; Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support certification is preferred; Epic certification is preferred.
  • Expert clinical knowledge of multifocal service lines is preferred.
  • Assessment and interpretation of clinical parameters, including the ability to identify trends, is preferred.
  • Computer skills, keyboarding, and Microsoft Office proficiency are preferred.
  • Experience with electronic medical record keeping, documentation, and reports is preferred.
  • Successful leadership skills are preferred.
Responsibilities
  • Provide direct support to patient flow throughout Strong Memorial Hospital and affiliate hospitals, with accountability for 24/7 patient flow.
  • Participate in managing patient triage and movement; mentor registered nurse and physician house staff and regional physicians regarding patient transfers; develop and evaluate census-management strategies; and monitor patient-flow outcomes.
  • Support standards of care and provide consultation and expertise in placement of specialty patients, including cardiology, neurology, transplant, and oncology patients, as well as general adult services and emergency department patients.
  • Contribute to service-, institutional-, and regional-level activities and goal achievement through personal action, effective communication, and facilitation of others.
  • Participate in community and professional organizations to promote the visibility and future of the University of Rochester Medical Center.
  • Manage patient flow using clinical skills, follow policies and procedures, recognize trends or subtle changes in inpatient and family responses to care, and respond effectively.
  • Identify complex patient problems and collaborate on plans of care based on best-practice standards and service availability; determine patient placement based on clinical knowledge, occupancy, and staffing.
  • Identify patient safety issues and implement action plans or educational training as needed.
  • Maintain exemplary unit and service documentation standards.
  • Assess regional, institutional, departmental, and service factors that contribute to patient flow.
  • Provide information to update practice standards and activities based on the best available evidence.
  • Evaluate the effectiveness of patient placement based on clinical needs and revise placements as indicated.
  • Function as an expert patient-flow manager and clinical resource person for clinical staff.
  • Communicate with and support clinical staff, demonstrating fairness and an approachable, calm, helpful, and efficient demeanor.
  • Collaborate with patient-care areas and other departments to ensure patient safety and meet institutional needs.
  • Assume a leadership role in collaborative practice, patient-flow improvements, and other regional care activities.
  • Assist clinical departments in implementing patient-flow improvements and support capacity-management and other better-flow initiatives.
  • Support nursing, specialty services, and general services in understanding census limitations.
  • Run patient-flow and bed meetings effectively and maintain a patient-centered focus for bed placement.
  • Make timely critical decisions and ensure compliance with hospital policy and federal and state regulatory requirements.
  • Initiate appropriate follow-up when concerns are identified.
  • Act as the on-site resource for Administrator Call in untoward situations requiring rapid patient movement.
  • Review and evaluate regional needs for patient transfers to and between affiliate hospitals.
  • Use clinical knowledge and business acumen to make appropriate decisions about transfers within Strong Memorial Hospital, between affiliates, and among regional institutions.
  • Rotate among day, evening, and night shifts; night shifts may be worked remotely.
Desired Qualifications
  • Five years of critical care experience.
  • A Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree.
  • Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support certification.
  • Epic certification.
  • Expert clinical knowledge of multifocal service lines.
  • Assessment and interpretation of clinical parameters, including trend identification.
  • Computer skills, keyboarding, and Microsoft Office proficiency.
  • Experience with electronic medical record keeping, documentation, and reports.
  • Successful leadership skills.

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