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Rochester Regional Health

Integrated system of hospitals, clinics, labs

Director of Nursing - Ambulatory Cardiology

Medical, Clinical & VeterinaryConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeRochester, NY, USA$115k - $160k

About the Job

Requirements

  • A Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) is required.
  • Five years of experience in a leadership position in a hospital and/or ambulatory setting is required.
  • A New York State registered nurse license is required.

Responsibilities

  • Oversee Specialty Medicine and Surgery service line Nurse Managers and their clinical support staff.
  • Collaborate with operational and provider leadership to provide high-quality, affordable patient care.
  • Develop and sustain an environment that supports excellence in clinical practice and patient care.
  • Develop, disseminate, enforce, and maintain standard nursing best practices, projects, programs, policies, and guidelines.
  • Develop and promote clinical support workflow standardization where applicable.
  • Maintain a safe, caring environment for patients and staff that supports health teaching and health maintenance.
  • Define appropriate clinical support skill mix and staffing ratios for the service lines, and submit supporting data and rationale to the Vice President of Operations.
  • Continuously reevaluate clinical support staffing models and make changes as indicated.
  • Maintain knowledge of current nursing and health care research, encourage inquiry into existing practices and development and testing of new approaches, and remain current with trends and methods in nursing and health care.
  • Participate in committees, task forces, and interdisciplinary and interdepartmental forums concerned with patient care and nursing practice.
  • Support and participate in educational and research programs of the health system affiliates.
  • Support nursing research to promote clinical knowledge development and research-based clinical practice.
  • Anticipate and communicate changes in the health care environment and interpret their implications for service lines; encourage innovation and lead change processes.
  • Collaborate with provider and operational leadership on decision-making for service line programs and activities.
  • Influence internal and external stakeholders to promote optimal patient care and public health care services.
  • Collaborate with provider and operational leadership in staff selection, with authority to hire, evaluate, counsel, or terminate staff as necessary.
  • Guide clinical support staff in identifying developmental needs and strategies for problem solving, collaboration, consultation, clinical judgment, and leadership.
  • Collaborate with provider and operational leadership to develop recruitment and retention strategies for clinical support staff.
  • Model organizational values in patient care, clinical education, and clinical investigation.
  • Oversee orientation and onboarding of clinical support staff.
  • Ensure ongoing development of programs and support staff learning and continued professional development.
  • Help staff integrate their professional goals with institutional goals.
  • Pursue continuing self-development to maintain, strengthen, and broaden professional concepts, philosophy, and abilities.
  • Support and facilitate service line quality and performance improvement programs, and facilitate identification of quality indicators relevant to service line goals.
  • Collaborate with provider and operational colleagues to establish patient care goals.
  • Develop programs and strategies to monitor nursing care quality and patient outcomes.
  • Collaborate with departments such as Infection Prevention, Pharmacy, Regulatory, Quality, and Risk Management to establish expectations for needed services.
  • Facilitate the patient experience.
  • Develop and guide staff in regulatory preparedness.
  • Monitor and evaluate operations for licensure, accreditation, and regulatory compliance.
  • Interpret regulatory standards and their applicability to individual service lines.
  • Partner with nursing, patient care, provider, and operational leaders on strategic and capital planning and clinical program development.
  • Collaborate with operational leadership to prepare, monitor, and maintain approved clinical support salary and wage, supply and expense operating, and clinical capital equipment budgets.
  • Maintain knowledge of health care economics that affect cost and quality assessment.

Desired Qualifications

  • A Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) is preferred.

About the Company

Rochester Regional Health

Integrated system of hospitals, clinics, labs

Rochester Regional Health is a regional health system that provides integrated medical care across Western New York and beyond, with 500+ locations, including 8 hospitals, clinics, rehabilitation centers, senior services, behavioral health, and clinical trials. Patients access care through its network of hospitals, clinics, rehab centers and labs, with care coordinated across locations and teams handling prevention, diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation and ongoing support. The organization stands apart by offering a wide range of services under one umbrella, enabling continuous, coordinated care within a single system, with a focus on neighbor-driven, community-based, real-life care. Its goal is to help the community stay healthy and live fulfilling lives by delivering accessible, comprehensive, patient-centered health care for people at every age and stage.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Grant
Total funding
$600K
Headquarters
Rochester, NY
Founded
Not listed

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