Part-Time

Registered Nurse Clinical House Supervisor

ThedaCare

ThedaCare

1,001-5,000 employees

Integrated health system with 20 hospitals.

No salary listed

New London, WI, USA

In Person

Bachelor of Science (BS)

Category
Medical, Clinical & Veterinary (1)
Required Skills
Patient Care
Risk Management
Basic Life Support (BLS)

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Requirements
  • A Bachelor of Science in Nursing or a commitment to obtain a Bachelor of Science in Nursing within five years for current ThedaCare registered nurses is required.
  • A current Wisconsin registered nurse license is required.
  • American Heart Association Healthcare Provider Basic Life Support certification is required.
  • American Heart Association Advanced Cardiac Life Support certification is required.
  • Three years of clinical experience are required.
  • Two years of experience leading projects, a council or committee, and/or clinical improvement work are required.
  • The ability to move freely, including standing, stooping, walking, bending, pushing, and pulling, and to lift up to 50 pounds without assistance is required.
  • Compliance with department-specific competencies is required.
Responsibilities
  • Provide patient-centered, specialized, and evidence-based nursing care across the continuum through an inter-professional approach to treatment, research, education, and advocacy.
  • Serve as the onsite hospital administrative authority in the absence of hospital or nursing administration and work with nursing and hospital leadership on complex administrative decisions supporting daily operations and regulatory compliance.
  • Provide oversight of acute patient care resource allocation, unit operations, and patient flow to promote patient safety and satisfaction.
  • Serve as a role model of organizational service standards, mission, vision, and values, and help team members understand how their daily work contributes to organizational strategy.
  • Represent leadership to employee health, human resources, infection prevention, health information, and risk management services to ensure service availability.
  • Participate in committee work, leadership meetings, and projects that contribute to strategic planning.
  • Communicate practice alerts, policy changes, and educational opportunities to team members during rounds and bed huddles.
  • Respond to medical and facility emergencies and facilitate patient movement to a higher level of care when necessary.
  • Provide consultation to physicians and inter-professional team members, collaborate to solve problems, and escalate issues appropriately to ensure safe patient care.
  • Ensure patients are placed promptly at the appropriate level of care as bed requests are received.
  • Monitor patient flow through data collection and report sharing to assess opportunities for quality improvement.
  • Coordinate inter-facility patient transfers to and from the organization's facilities.
  • Provide accurate reports and handoffs to oncoming shifts, the director of nursing, and the hospital administrator on call to ensure continuity of operations.
  • Coordinate activities and ensure continual compliance with regulatory standards, including The Joint Commission, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, and the Agency for Health Care Administration.
  • Anticipate and proactively manage risks to prevent crises.

ThedaCare is an integrated health system in Wisconsin with 20 hospitals and 360+ outpatient locations, serving about half the state's population with primary and specialty care. It coordinates care across a large network of clinicians and staff to deliver prevention, treatment, and ongoing health management. Through its academic medical center partnership with the Medical College of Wisconsin, it combines patient care with medical research and education to speed up new treatments and improve care. Its goal is to advance community health by anticipating health needs, preventing illness, and partnering with communities to provide high-quality, trusted care.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Appleton, Wisconsin

Founded

1909

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What believers are saying

  • June 26, 2026 da Vinci SP expands minimally invasive breast, urology, and head-neck care.
  • April 2026 EECP gives angina and heart-failure patients noninvasive treatment close to home.
  • ED2Recovery+ expansion to Oshkosh and Fond du Lac strengthens substance-use referrals and retention.

What critics are saying

  • June 2026 ERISA class action alleges $9 million retirement forfeiture misuse at Froedtert ThedaCare.
  • ThedaCare's 2022 Ascension staffing lawsuit exposed operational fragility during specialist departures.
  • Rochester? No—thedaCare's growth depends on donor funding for robotics, labs, and equipment.

What makes ThedaCare unique

  • June 2026: first northeast Wisconsin health system with da Vinci SP surgery.
  • January 2026: Froedtert ThedaCare opened Oshkosh's $84 million, 114,000-square-foot hospital.
  • May 2026: ThedaCare launched an accredited GME simulation lab for residency training.

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Children's Wisconsin
Jul 3rd, 2026
Connected for Kids partners celebrate official opening of Junior Achievement health care storefront.

Connected for Kids partners celebrate official opening of Junior Achievement health care storefront. Jul 03, 2026 Children's Wisconsin Media Relations Junior Achievement of Wisconsin and the Connected for Kids partner organizations - Children's Wisconsin, Emplify Health by Bellin and ThedaCare - officially inaugurated the Connected for Kids Experiential Learning Storefront at the Junior Achievement location in Appleton. The celebration marks the formal opening of a first-of-its-kind, immersive health care learning experience designed to inspire the next generation of health care professionals across Northeast Wisconsin. The storefront, which opened earlier this year, invites students in grades 4 through 6 to step into the roles of health care leaders - exploring patient care, learning how medical organizations operate and discovering the wide range of career options available in this field. The storefront will be used for experiential learning through JA BizTown and JA Finance Park. JA BizTown is a nationally recognized entrepreneurial simulation that brings real-world industries to life through hands-on learning. JA Finance Park is a personal financial planning and career capstone experience where students apply learning to develop a personal budget. The Connected for Kids storefront extends these experiences into the health care sector, allowing students to become a health care CEO, market the partner organizations' services and learn what it is really like to work in health care. "We are incredibly proud to welcome Children's Wisconsin, Emplify Health by Bellin and ThedaCare as partners in the JA BizTown and Finance Park experience," said Matt Juedes, Director of Development and Stewardship for Junior Achievement. "These opportunities have always been about more than business - they're about opening doors for young people and showing them what is possible. Having the Connected for Kids partner organizations come together in this space sends a powerful message to our students: your future career in health care starts right here." The Connected for Kids pediatric partnership aims to improve the health and well-being of children and adolescents in Northeast and Central Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Together, its partner organizations have worked collaboratively to design a storefront experience that is both medically meaningful and genuinely engaging for children. The initiative reflects the partners' collective belief that early exposure to health care careers can strengthen individual futures and the health care workforce. "We are excited about what this storefront represents - not only for the children who will experience it, but for the future of pediatric care in our region," said Matt Buelow, MD, Medical Director of the Northeast Region for Children's Wisconsin and Medical Director for Connected for Kids. "As a physician, I know how important it is to inspire young people to consider this field. And as a father, I have seen firsthand how meaningful and lasting this kind of experience can be. We are proud to be part of something that helps make that connection real." For Emplify Health by Bellin, the Connected for Kids storefront reflects the organization's deep commitment to the communities it serves - and to nurturing the curiosity and potential of every young person in them. "Bringing this storefront to life required thoughtful collaboration and a dedication to creating something meaningful for kiddos," said Jamie Hagenow-Sekora, Pediatrics Specialties and Primary Care Pediatrics and Adolescent Team Leader at Emplify Health by Bellin. "We worked with our Connected for Kids partners and the Junior Achievement team to ensure every element of this experience resonates with students. We believe that when kids understand health care, they are better equipped to take ownership of their own well-being - and maybe even get inspired to become the caregivers of tomorrow." ThedaCare leaders echo that sense of shared purpose and community investment. "The Connected for Kids partnership is a testament to what we can accomplish when health care organizations prioritize collaboration over competition," said Mark Cockley, MD, Senior Vice President of Population Health for the North Region of Froedtert ThedaCare. "We share a vision of a healthier, more vibrant region where people in our communities are inspired to live their unique, best life - and we know that vision begins with investing in our children. This storefront is one more way we are living that commitment every day." The ribbon-cutting ceremony brought together organizational leadership, community representatives and students who participate in the JA programs. Following the ribbon cutting, attendees had the opportunity to experience the Connected for Kids storefront and learn more about what students encounter during their BizTown and Finance Park visits. Children's Wisconsin Media Relations Children's Wisconsin knows kids need healthy families and strong communities to live well. That's why Children's Wisconsin develop services and community partnerships designed to support children and families where they live, learn, work and play.

Fox Cities News
Jun 26th, 2026
ThedaCare introduces da Vinci SP robotic surgery system in northeast Wisconsin.

ThedaCare introduces da Vinci SP robotic surgery system in northeast Wisconsin. ThedaCare announced on June 26 that it is the first healthcare system in northeast and central Wisconsin to acquire the da Vinci SP (Single Port) robotic surgery system. The investment, made possible by donations from the ThedaCare Family of Foundations and ThedaCare Foundation-Neenah, aims to expand access to minimally invasive surgical procedures for patients across the region. Teams at ThedaCare Regional Medical Center-Neenah performed their first surgeries with the new technology earlier this month. The da Vinci SP, developed by Intuitive, allows surgeons to conduct complex procedures - including breast, urology, and head and neck surgeries - through a single small incision. Kellie Diedrick, senior vice president of the ThedaCare South Market, said, "Our investment in the da Vinci SP is ultimately about what matters most - our patients. We are committed to bringing the latest advancements in care to the communities we serve. It's one more way we are ensuring that patients and families have access to advanced, high-quality care close to home, when they need it most." Dr. Cynthia Geocaris, medical director for Surgical Robotics at ThedaCare, said that technological advancements like this enable teams "to deliver more innovative, precise treatments for our patients while ensuring we stay at the leading edge of medical progress." She explained that robotic-assisted technology enhances surgeon precision through minimally invasive procedures with smaller instruments and greater dexterity: "These benefits mean that we can help patients get back to work or their activities faster," she said. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently approved a robotic nipple-sparing mastectomy procedure using this technology. Dr. Geocaris said this approach can reduce visible scarring while maintaining focus on cancer treatment: "By enabling nipple-sparing mastectomy through a hidden incision, the robotic system can help reduce visible scarring and support improved reconstructive outcomes." Diedrick added that such techniques may also help preserve body image during breast cancer treatment. Since investing in its first da Vinci robot in 2007, ThedaCare has expanded its robotics program across several hospitals including Appleton - a main campus offering integrated specialty departments for patient care - and others throughout central Wisconsin. According to the official website, ThedaCare Regional Medical Center-Appleton contributes to community well-being through health assessments; features nearly 150 acute care beds; employs over 1,200 staff members alongside more than 750 providers; provides orthopedic care as well as cardiovascular services; appears on Newsweek's list of best hospitals; and operates as part of nonprofit health system ThedaCare. Barbara Beuscher of ThedaCare Family of Foundations thanked donors whose contributions enabled this acquisition: "We are deeply grateful for the generosity of our donors...It is truly a transformational time at ThedaCare."

Seehafer News
May 30th, 2026
ThedaCare completes Graduate Medical Education Simulation Lab.

ThedaCare completes Graduate Medical Education Simulation Lab. May 30, 2026 | 2:00 PM ThedaCare has unveiled its new Simulation Lab. This new lab is a cutting-edge training environment designed to support its Graduate Medical Education (GME) program and enhance clinical education. ThedaCare is one of the first health systems in northeast and central Wisconsin to offer an accredited GME program. The program was created to help address physician shortages across Wisconsin, particularly in rural and underserved areas. The ThedaCare Internal Medicine Residency program received accreditation in September 2025 and will welcome the first residents on July 1st.

Fox Cities News
Apr 11th, 2026
ThedaCare introduces new non-invasive heart treatment for angina and heart failure patients.

ThedaCare introduces new non-invasive heart treatment for angina and heart failure patients. Apr 11, 2026 ThedaCare announced on April 1 that it is offering a new, non-invasive treatment called Enhanced External Counter Pulsation (EECP) to help patients with chronic chest pain or congestive heart failure. EECP is designed to improve blood flow to the heart and reduce symptoms in patients who are not candidates for invasive procedures such as stents or bypass surgery. The therapy, available at ThedaCare since March, aims to provide relief for those experiencing debilitating symptoms of angina or heart failure. Angina results from reduced blood flow to the heart and can cause discomfort in the chest, shoulders, arms, neck, jaw, abdomen, or back. Congestive heart failure occurs when the heart muscle cannot pump blood efficiently, often leading to fluid buildup in the lungs and shortness of breath. Dr. Ameer Kabour, Cardiologist and Medical Director of ThedaCare Cardiovascular Care, said EECP could enhance quality of life for some patients. "Over a period of about seven weeks, patients undergo EECP treatments five days per week," he said. "These treatments may help patients improve the blood flow to their heart, which may lead to reduced symptoms and an ability for patients to tolerate more physical activity. That can mean a noticeable and improved quality of life for some." Kabour also noted that EECP is approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and may decrease dependency on medications used to manage symptoms associated with these conditions. The procedure involves a specialized bed with inflatable cuffs placed around a patient's legs and buttocks. These cuffs inflate when the heart rests between beats and deflate during each heartbeat's pumping phase. Over time, this process may encourage new blood vessels to form naturally around blocked arteries. "With this treatment, we aim to provide non-invasive relief to address symptoms of chest pain and shortness of breath for patients who are no longer eligible for more invasive procedures or additional medication interventions but are still experiencing very debilitating symptoms," Kabour said. "This therapy is illustrative of our commitment to providing locally-based and easily accessible high-quality, comprehensive cardiac care to the people in northeast and central Wisconsin." Support from ThedaCare Foundation-Appleton enabled acquisition of this technology at ThedaCare facilities. Barbara Beuscher, Senior Vice President and Chief Philanthropy Officer at ThedaCare Family of Foundations said: "The Foundation is able to facilitate the purchase of innovative technologies and treatments such as EECP thanks to the generous and continued support of our donors. We are proud to support ThedaCare's efforts to ensure that the people in our local communities have the ability to receive such technologically advanced health care services here when they need it."

Action Reporter Media
Mar 26th, 2026
ThedaCare expands recovery program to Oshkosh and Fond du Lac.

ThedaCare expands recovery program to Oshkosh and Fond du Lac. Oshkosh Northwestern March 26, 2026, 5:01 a.m. CT * ThedaCare is expanding its Emergency Department to Recovery program to its medical centers in Oshkosh and Fond du Lac. * The program, in partnership with the nonprofit Apricity, provides bedside recovery support for substance use patients. * When a patient needs help, a recovery coach is dispatched to the emergency department to offer immediate guidance. * The new ThedaCare Medical Center-Oshkosh, an $84 million facility, began seeing patients on Jan. 19. OSHKOSH - ThedaCare's newest facilities are offering additional medical services. Substance use patients will be offered bedside recovery support after ThedaCare partnered with Apricity to expand the Emergency Department to Recovery program to the ThedaCare centers in Oshkosh and Fond du Lac. ThedaCare says reducing stigma and boosting access can drive lasting change. "Addressing substance use disorders requires more than treating the immediate medical emergency," wrote Director of Community Health Improvement at ThedaCare Paula Morgen in a news release. "By working together to increase awareness, reduce stigma and ensure patients have access to recovery coaches and ongoing services, we can turn a moment of crisis into an opportunity for lasting change and help build a healthier community for everyone." How the Emergency Department to Recovery program works. The program is in partnership with Apricity, a nonprofit organization that specializes in recovery by providing treatment, employment and transitional living. According to the news release, the Emergency Department team will call Apricity's 24/7 Recovery Coach Hotline when a patient is identified as needing help, leading to the arrival of a recovery coach or certified peer support specialist. That coach will provide immediate support and guidance once the patient is willing. Apricity recovery coaches offer 24/7 support after overdose or intoxication. "When someone comes into an emergency department intoxicated or after an overdose, they're not thinking about the next steps, they're just trying to get through the moment," said Apricity Contract Packaging and Recovery Support President Dan Haak. "A recovery coach can be that steady guide, someone who understands what they're feeling and can help them take the first small step toward recovery or treatment." ED2Recovery+ launched in 2020 and is expanding to newer ThedaCare hospitals. ThedaCare Medical Center-Fond du Lac, which opened last year, and the newly built ThedaCare Medical Center-Oshkosh are just the latest hospitals to roll out the ED2Recovery+ program after it was initially launched at three hospitals in 2020. When ThedaCare Medical Center-Oshkosh opened and what services it offers. A 114-000-square-foot campus along the river, ThedaCare Medical Center-Oshkosh started seeing its first patients on Jan. 19 following construction of the grand $84 million facility at 250 W. Sixth Ave. In addition to the ED2Recovery+ program, the campus provides 24/7 comprehensive care, around-the-clock emergency care, inpatient care, outpatient surgery, pediatrics, a drive-thru retail pharmacy, lab services and imaging services such as CT, X-ray, ultrasound, mammography, MRI and nuclear medicine. The Oshkosh facility was completed less than a year after the 25,000-square-foot ThedaCare Medical Center-Fond du Lac opened its doors at the former Forest Mall property at 755 W. Johnson St. Contact Justin Marville at [email protected] and follow him on X (formerly Twitter) at @justinmarville.