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Capital Health

Operates regional hospitals and medical services

Assistant Nurse Manager - Medical/Surgical

Nursing & Frontline Patient CareConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeUnited StatesIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Graduate from an accredited school of nursing.
  • Have three years of job-related experience in a hospital-care setting.
  • Have six months of demonstrated competency in a charge role.
  • Have clinical and management support practice in a patient-care area.
  • Hold AHA Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers certification.
  • Hold Registered Nurse licensure in New Jersey.
  • Have Trauma Nursing Core Course certification, or obtain it within one year of hire, and complete eight hours of trauma-related continuing nursing education contact hours if assigned to RMC ICU/CCU, RMC Surgical Trauma Unit, RMC PACU, or an Emergency Department at any campus.
  • Have NIH Stroke Scale certification, or obtain it by the end of orientation, and complete eight hours of stroke-related continuing nursing education contact hours if assigned to Critical Care, Emergency Department, Neuro Units, Cardiology Inpatient at Hopewell, or Pediatrics/Pediatric Emergency Department.
  • Have Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support certification, or obtain it within six months of hire, if assigned to Critical Care/Intermediate/Telemetry, Emergency Rooms, Pediatrics/Pediatric Emergency Room, Labor & Delivery, Surgical Services (excluding Perioperative), Interventional Procedures, or Observation.
  • Have Neonatal Resuscitation Program certification, or obtain it within six months of hire, if assigned to Maternity Services or the RMC/Deborah Emergency Room.
  • Have Pediatric Advanced Life Support certification, or obtain it within six months of hire, if assigned to Emergency Rooms, Infant Follow-Up, Surgical Services (PACU and Same Day Surgery only), or Pediatrics/Pediatric Emergency Department. Emergency Nurse Pediatric Course is accepted in lieu of Pediatric Advanced Life Support for the Adult Emergency Room.
  • Have communication and interpersonal skills, reasoning ability, and customer service skills.
  • Meet the role's physical demands, including frequent standing, walking, carrying, pushing/pulling, twisting, bending, reaching, and fine motor activities; occasional sitting, climbing, squatting/kneeling/crawling, wrist position deviation, and keyboard use/repetitive motion; continuous talking or hearing; lifting 50 pounds from floor to waist and 10 pounds from waist level and above; and the stated visual, color discrimination, depth perception, and hearing requirements.
  • Be able to work in settings with potential exposure to bloodborne pathogens, airborne communicable disease, extreme noise levels, and dust/particulate matter.

Responsibilities

  • Supervise all levels of unit personnel on assigned shifts and adjust staff schedules based on departmental needs while maintaining equitable distribution of assignments.
  • Ensure proper utilization of equipment, supplies, and facilities to maintain patient care.
  • Monitor clinical management of the patient-care delivery area to produce quality patient care with optimal outcomes.
  • Collaborate with nursing and medical personnel to coordinate care with other departments and ensure that individual patient-care plans are developed.
  • Address patient, family, and staff concerns in a timely manner and keep nurse managers informed of unit activity needs and problems.
  • Communicate effectively and work cooperatively with others while respecting and understanding team members' contributions.
  • Assist in resolving conflicts among healthcare team members, patients, and families.
  • Collaborate with the interdisciplinary team and incorporate the team to achieve outcomes.
  • Monitor unit activities and collaborate with staff to identify needed resources for optimal patient outcomes.
  • Use standards, guidelines, and pathways for care delivery; implement processes and continuously seek improvements to care practices and outcomes.
  • Monitor staff practice to ensure patient-care standards are met and participate in quality improvement.
  • Recognize trends in patient-care delivery, pursue evidence-based improvement opportunities, monitor patient-care satisfaction, and uphold the Forces of Magnet.
  • Provide direction and guidance to others, serve as a clinical resource to staff, and demonstrate leadership in decision-making and problem-solving.
  • Mentor and serve as a role model for staff, provide consistent communication, and demonstrate mutual support.
  • Participate in at least 40 hours of self-development, including at least 15 formal contact hours yearly, and support the 360-degree peer-review process to foster self-improvement in a leadership role.

About the Company

Capital Health

Operates regional hospitals and medical services

Capital Health delivers comprehensive health care across two hospitals (Regional Medical Center in Trenton and Capital Health Medical Center – Hopewell), an outpatient facility in Hamilton, and a network of primary and specialty care practices. It uses a combination of advanced technology and highly trained physicians, nurses, and staff to provide patient care. Its care model integrates inpatient, outpatient, and community services to diagnose and treat patients with efficient coordination. Distinguished by Magnet nursing excellence (three-time designation) and Joint Commission accreditation, Capital Health differentiates itself by investing in clinical staff, expanding its regional footprint, and leveraging technology to support high-quality care. The goal is to provide accessible, high-quality health services for the region while maintaining nursing excellence and accreditation.

Company size
Not listed
Company stage
Grant
Total funding
$1M
Headquarters
Trenton, NJ
Founded
Not listed

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