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Bassett Healthcare

Clinic Nursing Supervisor - Hartwick Seminary Specialty Services/Pre-Admission Testing

Nursing & Frontline Patient CareUpdated on Nov 10
Full-timeMilford, NY, USA$93.2k - $139.8k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • An Associate degree in Nursing is required; registered nurses hired without a Bachelor of Science in Nursing must demonstrate enrollment in a bachelor's-prepared nursing program within four years of hire and complete the degree within ten years, except registered nurses licensed on or before December 19, 2017, who are exempt.
  • A vocational/technical diploma from a professional nursing program is required.
  • Three years of nursing experience is required.
  • A New York State Registered Nurse license is required.
  • Basic Life Support certification is required.
  • The role requires analysis and evaluation, communication, clinical skills, leadership, people management, multitasking, time management, training, and responsibility.
  • The role requires the ability to perform heavy work, exerting up to 100 pounds occasionally, 50 pounds frequently, and 20 pounds constantly, along with the listed occasional and frequent physical activities and constant visual acuity and fit testing.
  • The role involves occasional exposure to burns, chemical, electrical, mechanical, and radiation/radiant-energy hazards, and frequent bodily-fluid/bloodborne exposure.
  • The role involves occasional vibration, wet or humid conditions, dust, fumes, gases, and odors, and frequent noise.

Responsibilities

  • Create and implement nursing procedures and plan, prioritize, and assign healthcare tasks to clinical support team members.
  • Serve as a resource to caregivers and promote professional growth, competency planning and validation, and performance evaluation.
  • Assist in developing systems that maximize patient service, safety, quality care, and provider efficiency, and assist with departmental quality assurance, performance improvement, and regulatory compliance under appropriate clinical and operational leadership.
  • Oversee and participate in orientation of new caregivers, assess the orientation program annually, and recommend modifications to improve skills and efficiency.
  • Make daily assignments for nursing caregivers, draft work schedules, arrange coverage, and monitor performance.
  • Recommend proposals to improve clinic efficiency and productivity or expand nursing services.
  • Delegate responsibilities to nursing and clinic caregivers according to their education and skill and assessed patient needs.
  • Initiate continuing education seminars, presentations, and in-service training for caregivers, and assess caregivers’ educational needs annually.
  • Initiate and participate in developing or revising nursing policies and procedures, including treatment and medication-administration protocols.
  • Facilitate quality assurance and quality improvement initiatives as requested.
  • Implement and maintain outpatient nursing-process procedures, including nursing triage, and review them periodically with the Director of Ambulatory Nursing.
  • Work with the master scheduler to schedule immunization clinics efficiently.
  • Counsel nursing and laboratory staff on performance and workplace relationships, take disciplinary action when needed, help staff address deficiencies, and review critical errors with the Director of Ambulatory Nursing.
  • Complete performance evaluations on time according to policy, seeking input from providers, practice supervisors or managers, peers, and self-evaluations.
  • Recommend and justify staffing needs, interview and assess candidates, collaborate with the Practice Manager on nursing and laboratory employment requisitions, and work with Talent Acquisition to schedule interviews.
  • Assist in developing and updating caregiver standards and ensure compliance with regulatory agency codes, licensing requirements, professional standards, and continuing-education needs.
  • Use the nursing process to meet patients’ age-specific needs for safety, hygiene, nutrition, and medication administration, while addressing psychosocial, physiological, spiritual, and emotional needs.
  • Assess patient needs, plan and coordinate nursing care with other parts of the healthcare system, implement or guide nursing interventions, and evaluate outcomes.
  • Conduct or coordinate outpatient diagnostic and therapeutic testing according to established protocols in conjunction with physicians.
  • Provide patient and family education and support by explaining treatments and procedures and answering questions.
  • During short staffing or increased patient demand, rearrange assignments and delegate duties, and function as a staff nurse to ensure quality care and patient safety.
  • Attend continuing-education programs to expand competencies and provide attendance documentation to the Director of Ambulatory Nursing.
  • Develop effective interdepartmental working relationships so patient-care systems and processes function smoothly for patients and internal customers.
  • Model effective work habits, team building, compassionate service to patients and colleagues, and support for providers.
  • Serve as a resource to managers, supervisors, team leaders, providers, and department members for problem-solving and information about nursing practice and clinic workflows.
  • Address patient complaints competently as requested and communicate with patients and families in plain language, checking for questions and repeating instructions as needed.
  • Demonstrate accountability and efficient use of resources, and apply effective time-management and organizational skills to patient care and clinic workflows.
  • Identify opportunities for improvement, offer solutions, respond positively to clinical and operational changes, and participate in developing those changes.
  • Use resources efficiently and consider cost when planning and delivering care; offer alternatives when appropriate.
  • Promote provider productivity and organize or delegate patient care.
  • Maintain adequate supply levels and collaborate with managers, supervisors, warehouse staff, and other staff to adjust and maintain PAR levels.
  • Communicate appropriately with internal and external customers and keep nursing staff informed of hospital events and policies affecting the clinic.
  • Attend meetings, serve on committees relevant to nursing practice, and share pertinent information with caregivers.
  • Protect patient and caregiver information and ensure caregivers follow privacy policies.
  • Travel extensively, with weekly travel expected.
  • Perform other duties as requested.

Desired Qualifications

  • A four-year Bachelor's degree in Nursing is preferred.
  • Supervisory or management experience is preferred.

About the Company

Company size
Not listed
Company stage
Grant
Total funding
$82M
Headquarters
Town of Otsego, New York
Founded
1922

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