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Therapy Management Corporation

Runs therapy teams for healthcare facilities

Director of Nursing

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

About the Job

Requirements

  • Maintain a current Alabama registered nurse license in good standing.
  • Have five years of experience in a nursing leadership role.
  • Hold current Healthcare Provider CPR certification.
  • Be able to stand and walk for prolonged periods and frequently pull, push, and bend.
  • Be able to lift 25 pounds and move 150 pounds with assistance.

Responsibilities

  • Develop and maintain nursing service goals and standards of practice.
  • Ensure nursing employees follow policies, procedures, and the responsibilities defined in their job descriptions.
  • Recommend to the Administrator resources needed for nursing activities, including clinical equipment, supplies, and the number and level of nursing personnel.
  • Participate in recruiting, retaining, hiring, orienting, educating, supervising, evaluating, and terminating nursing personnel.
  • Work with the Medical Director to develop and implement patient-care policies and procedures.
  • Ensure comprehensive plans of care are developed and implemented with the interdisciplinary team, that patients are assessed, and that plans of care are revised in a timely manner.
  • Coordinate nursing services with medical, rehabilitative, social services, and activities departments.
  • Make daily rounds on patient-care units.
  • Ensure Education Coordinator duties are carried out when the Director of Nursing does not assume that role; the Director may assign these duties to the Assistant Director of Nursing, who conducts nursing department training programs, required in-services, and meetings.
  • Conduct quarterly nursing employee meetings across all shifts.
  • Maintain compliance with state and federal regulations and company policies and procedures.
  • Work with the Administrator to develop and implement Plans of Correction for survey deficiencies related to the nursing department.
  • Administer and evaluate nursing service programs to maintain patient-care standards.
  • Develop effective relationships with other departments to plan and maintain nursing programs that meet patient needs.
  • Protect patients’ rights to fair and equitable treatment, self-determination, individuality, privacy, dignity, civil rights, and safety.
  • Work with Human Resources to verify that licensed and certified nursing employees’ primary-source credentials are current and meet state and federal regulations.
  • Ensure adequate numbers of trained, competent nursing employees are scheduled 24 hours a day and nursing hours are posted daily according to federal regulations.
  • Counsel and discipline nursing employees when indicated, and ensure required documentation is completed and maintained.
  • Evaluate nursing employees’ job performance with input from Unit Managers and the Assistant Director of Nursing.
  • Demonstrate and ensure customer-service standards are met when interacting with employees, patients, visitors, and the public.
  • Collaborate with the Infection Preventionist or designee to implement infection prevention and control programs and employee health policies.
  • Maintain positive working relationships with physicians, physician extenders, and laboratory, pharmacy, and therapy service providers to ensure safe patient care.
  • Complete accident and incident reports; investigate and follow up on allegations of abuse or neglect, family or patient concerns, and related incidents; report allegations and incidents to the Administrator; ensure required notifications are made to local, state, and federal agencies, physicians or physician extenders, and families.
  • Ensure nursing representation on care planning, infection prevention and control, risk, utilization review, pharmacy, and safety quality-assurance committees.
  • Manage the nursing department budget, medical supplies, and equipment effectively.
  • Resolve problems such as errors in judgment and inappropriate or wasteful use of supplies.
  • Follow and ensure compliance with the center’s safety program, including back safety and fire safety.
  • Ensure medications are administered according to current standards of nursing practice.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.

Desired Qualifications

  • Long-term care experience is preferred.

About the Company

Therapy Management Corporation

Runs therapy teams for healthcare facilities

Therapy Management Corporation runs physical, occupational, and speech therapy for healthcare providers in skilled nursing, hospitals, senior living, outpatient clinics, and home health. Its Mindful Care program tailors treatment to patients' remaining cognitive abilities. For full-service contracts, TMC hires and manages a facility's therapy team; management and shared-risk options let providers retain staff or share responsibility. Its proprietary therapy software supports documentation and oversight, alongside coding, denial-prevention, census-development, and recruiting services for facilities. Founded in 1995 in Citrus County, TMC is headquartered in Homosassa, Florida.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Homosassa, FL
Founded
1995

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