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Ohiohealth

Faith-based nonprofit health system with hospitals

Nursing Director - Women's Newborn Services

Full-Time
No salary listed
Expert
Master's
Columbus, OH, USA
In Person
Medical, Clinical & Veterinary

About the job

Requirements
  • A Master's Degree with a focus in Nursing or a related field is required.
  • Current Basic Life Support Provider certification from the American Heart Association is required.
  • A current license to practice as a Registered Nurse in Ohio is required.
  • A graduate degree in nursing or a related field from a program including organizational science and management concepts is required.
  • Knowledge of administrative concepts, organizational behavior, change management, management processes including planning and budgeting, nursing practice standards, process management and improvement, program development, evidence-based concepts, legal and ethical matters, computer applications in healthcare, healthcare economics, health and public policy, consumer health issues, and healthcare evaluation and outcome measures is required.
  • Demonstrated interpersonal, verbal communication, written communication, and adult-learning skills are required.
  • Five years of management experience and three years of clinical nursing experience in a healthcare setting are required.
Responsibilities
  • Ensure delivery of quality patient care by nursing personnel and other staff in the designated area through effective planning, organization, and evaluation of material, fiscal, and human resources.
  • Integrate the nursing philosophy with the organization's mission, vision, values, goals, and objectives in department operations.
  • Provide direction and supervision to managers, nurse administrators, and other specialty roles.
  • Collaborate with the Chief Nursing Officer to ensure one standard of care and practice for professional nursing throughout the organization.
  • Assume 24-hour accountability for ongoing patient-care delivery for a division or service line consisting of multiple nursing or patient-care units and areas.
  • Maintain awareness of daily operations to guide patient-care delivery and participate in strategic planning, service-line growth, and practice innovation.
  • Provide leadership and guidance to managerial and support staff in daily patient-care operations.
  • Assist managerial and support staff in identifying and resolving ethical and interdepartmental issues.
  • Participate in process-improvement activities and root-cause-analysis investigations.
  • Provide guidance to managers regarding performance-related issues.
  • Provide leadership in determining clinical, scholarly, and administrative nursing goals and the functions and processes required to achieve them.
  • Participate in developing and implementing the hospital plan for providing patient care by monitoring and recommending productivity levels for nursing personnel.
  • Acquire, allocate, and evaluate human, material, and financial resources for assigned functions and processes.
  • Develop and administer annual capital and operating budgets within the assigned scope, monitor variances, and take corrective action.
  • Collaborate with other departments to ensure efficient and effective patient-care activities.
  • Establish and maintain clinical and administrative records and reporting systems that meet regulatory and licensing standards and support administrative action.
  • Ensure culturally competent care and a safe and healthy working environment.
  • Participate in developing, implementing, and evaluating organizational policies, procedures, and programs at the executive level.
  • Participate in organizational committees and decision-making.
  • Interpret and facilitate application of organizational philosophy, objectives, and standards, and monitor achievement of relevant objectives and standards.
  • Provide leadership for a professional nursing practice environment in which registered nurses govern their practice and are accountable for safe, effective, efficient, and compassionate care.
  • Facilitate participative management and collegial relationships among nursing and other organizational staff.
  • Collaborate with professional disciplines to achieve organizational healthcare goals and build interdepartmental relationships.
  • Serve as a professional role model and mentor to motivate, recruit, and retain professional and unlicensed personnel.
  • Identify methods to achieve and monitor compliance with regulatory-agency requirements.
  • Manage nursing practice, nursing education and professional development, and nursing research for an individual service line.
  • Implement programs to measure, assess, and improve the quality and appropriateness of nursing care.
  • Ensure innovation and ongoing evaluation of departmental services.
  • Support outcome measurement and evidence-based practice.
  • Use data from various sources to initiate quality and process improvement within the department.
  • Develop, implement, and evaluate nursing-care standards, policies and procedures, job descriptions, competency assessments, and nursing documentation systems.
  • Evaluate safety, outcomes, effectiveness, cost, and social impact of patient-care services.
  • Support the conduct, dissemination, integration, and utilization of research for evidence-based nursing practice, healthcare, and management systems.
  • Advocate for resources supporting research and facilitate dissemination of research findings and integration of evidence-based guidelines and practices.
  • Identify clinical and administrative inquiry areas suitable for nurse researchers.
  • Identify key departmental success measures based on organizational goals and objectives, monitor progress, and develop actions to attain goals.
  • Communicate goals to staff and others in the organization.
  • Maintain professional competencies through educational and leadership programs and participation in professional and community organizations.
  • Seek opportunities for publication, presentation, and professional leadership in professional and community societies.
  • Promote a learning environment and encourage and facilitate staff and management participation in internal and external educational activities.
  • Serve as a link between nursing staff and other healthcare disciplines within and outside organized nursing services.
  • Contribute to manager development in administrative, leadership, and managerial skills and personal and professional goals to prepare managers for increased responsibilities.
  • Focus on safety, quality, and efficiency as part of the organization's High Reliability Organization responsibilities.

About the company

OhioHealth runs a not-for-profit, faith-based health system that operates 16 hospitals and 200+ care sites across 50 Ohio counties, supported by more than 35,000 associates, providers, and volunteers. It delivers inpatient, urgent, primary, and specialty care through an integrated network that coordinates preventive, outpatient, and hospital services. Its not-for-profit, faith-based identity, broad Ohio coverage, and strong employer and community trust distinguish it from many competitors who prioritize profit. Its goal is to improve the health of people in its communities by providing accessible, comprehensive healthcare across its network.

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Total Funding

$13.9M

Headquarters

Columbus, Ohio

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What believers are saying

  • September 2026 property buys secure Hamilton Quarter and Big Lots campus adjacency.
  • July 2026 Qventus expansion targets perioperative growth, cancellations, and admin costs.
  • 2026 projects add Riverside women’s care, Grant trauma, and Dublin beds.

What critics are saying

  • June 2026 DOJ settlement bans OhioHealth steering clauses for ten years.
  • August 2026 Grady maternity closure erased 37 jobs and triggered community backlash.
  • Antitrust scrutiny plus the 2026 class-action threat can crush payer leverage.

What makes Ohiohealth unique

  • OhioHealth runs 16 hospitals and 200-plus ambulatory sites across 50 counties.
  • Its 2026 buildout spans Riverside, Grant, Dublin, Ontario, and central Ohio.
  • Qventus enterprise AI saved 13,000 days and $5.1 million.

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Company News

Mansfield News Journal
Oct 15th, 2026
Expanded pathology lab will allow Mansfield Hospital to expand service.

Expanded pathology lab will allow Mansfield Hospital to expand service. Mansfield News Journal Oct. 15, 2026, 5:15 a.m. ET OhioHealth has opened an upgraded surgical pathology lab at Mansfield Hospital. The new lab, which cost nearly $1 million, fills 1,200 square feet of the hospital's first floor, more than triple the size of the former location. "This is huge," said Kelly Pairan, the hospital's technical scientist lab administrator. "We are very fortunate to have this space."

NBC4i
Sep 24th, 2026
OhioHealth buys $22.5M office property beside former Big Lots headquarters.

OhioHealth buys $22.5M office property beside former Big Lots headquarters. Posted: Sep 24, 2026 / 06:30 AM EDT Updated: Sep 23, 2026 / 09:34 PM EDT COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) - OhioHealth is further expanding its footprint in the State Route 161 and Hamilton Road corridor in northeast Columbus. The health care system has purchased an 11-acre office property beside the former Big Lots headquarters for $22.5 million at the Hamilton Quarter development near Westerville, according to Franklin County property records. A proposed Columbus city ordinance says the sale of the roughly 141,000-square-foot Class A office building closed Aug. 16. See a previous NBC4 report in the video player above. A spokesperson for OhioHealth said it has not yet determined how it will use the available space. "While we have no immediate plans for the vacancy within the building, we are always looking for opportunities to bring high-quality healthcare closer to families," the spokesperson said. The company did not specify whether the building's existing tenants would remain or whether OhioHealth intends to lease space to outside businesses. Council read the ordinance for the first time on Sept. 14. A council spokesperson said the measure is currently set for a second reading Monday, although preliminary and final meeting agendas have not been posted and remain subject to change. The ordinance would authorize the Columbus Department of Development to transfer the building's existing enterprise-zone agreement from HQ Office I LLC, an affiliate of developer Daimler Group, to OhioHealth. The health system would assume the agreement's remaining terms and commitments. The agreement provides a 75% property-tax abatement on real property improvements for 10 years. It was approved in 2020 in connection with a proposed $19.2 million investment in the building and a commitment to create 15 full-time jobs with a combined annual payroll of about $750,000. The abatement may run through 2032. The property borders the former Big Lots corporate campus at 4900 E. Dublin Granville Road, which OhioHealth purchased for $36 million in April last year. Together, the adjoining acquisitions cost $58.5 million. The roughly 24-acre site includes a four-story, 273,000-square-foot office building and a roughly 329,000-square-foot structure containing distribution space and a parking garage. Columbus City Council approved rezoning the former headquarters in May to allow medical offices and outpatient services and permit the existing development to be repurposed "with hospital and associated accessory uses." OhioHealth has not announced a specific project for the campus. The latest purchase gives OhioHealth control of adjoining properties in a corridor where it already operates multiple facilities. Its New Albany Medical Campus, which includes an urgent care center, is nearby at 5150 E. Dublin Granville Road. Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center also operates its New Albany outpatient facility at 6100 N. Hamilton Road near the same interchange. The purchase adds to a series of OhioHealth real estate investments. The system also paid $23 million in December for the roughly 130,000-square-foot Mill Run Innovation Center in Hilliard. OhioHealth has not finalized plans for that property but cited a need for additional nonclinical space supporting its hospitals and other patient-facing locations. OhioHealth is also undertaking more than $1 billion in construction at Riverside Methodist Hospital and Grant Medical Center, including a women's health center at Riverside and a new trauma tower at Grant.

Spot On Ohio
Sep 8th, 2026
Local hospital earns designation.

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Sep 1st, 2026
Berger Hospital intensive care unit recognized for Excellence.

Berger Hospital intensive care unit recognized for Excellence. 09/01/2026 Circleville, Ohio - The American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN) has conferred a Bronze-level Beacon Award for Excellence on the ICU at OhioHealth Berger Hospital. This prestigious recognition is notable - more than 575 units nationwide applied for the award last year. Download Interactive Maps The Beacon Award for Excellence celebrates unit caregivers who achieve exceptional patient outcomes while fostering a healthy work environment. Units that earn the award meet AACN's six Healthy Work Environment Standards, demonstrating a systematic, evidence-based approach to patient care and nursing excellence. This year, four units applied for recognition in one or two individual modules, reflecting a growing commitment to advancing patient outcomes and workplace culture. Discover more Download Interactive Maps Search Public Records AACN President Rebekah Marsh, BSN, RN, CCRN, applauds the ICU team at OhioHealth Berger Hospital for their dedication. "The Beacon Award for Excellence recognizes caregivers in outstanding units whose consistent and systematic approach to evidence-based care optimizes patient outcomes," Marsh said. "Units that receive this national recognition serve as role models to others on their journey to excellent patient and family care." "Our ICU team embodies the very best of patient-centered care," said Casey Liddy, president of OhioHealth Berger Hospital. "This recognition reflects not only their clinical expertise but also their dedication to creating a supportive and collaborative environment where patients and families feel truly cared for every day." While many units provide exceptional care, Beacon-awarded units distinguish themselves through measurable achievements in patient outcomes, nursing workforce excellence, and work environment quality. Participation in the Beacon Award program allows units to reflect on performance against peers nationwide, often with award-level distinctions separated by less than a single point, highlighting the rigor and competitiveness of this recognition. The ICU at OhioHealth Berger Hospital joins a national network of Beacon Award recipients, setting a standard for outstanding care, teamwork, and professional nursing practice. Berger Hospital ICU team members pose with their award. The Beacon Award for Excellence recognizes caregivers who achieve exceptional patient outcomes while fostering a healthy work environment. Discover more Run Background Checks Read Political News About OhioHealth Based in Columbus, Ohio, OhioHealth is a nationally recognized, not-for-profit, charitable, healthcare outreach of the United Methodist Church. Download Interactive Maps Serving its communities since 1891, OhioHealth is a family of 36,000 associates, physicians and volunteers, and a network of 16 hospitals, three joint-venture hospitals, one managed-affiliate hospital, 200+ ambulatory sites and other health services spanning a 50-county area. It has been recognized by FORTUNE as one of the "100 Best Companies to Work For" 15 times since 2007. For more information, visit ohiohealth.com. About the Beacon Award for Excellence Established in 2003, the Beacon Award for Excellence offers a road map to help guide exceptional care through improved outcomes and greater overall patient satisfaction. U.S. and Canadian units where patients receive their principal nursing care after hospital admission qualify for this excellence award. Units that receive the Beacon Award for Excellence meet criteria in six categories: leadership structures and systems; appropriate staffing and staff engagement; effective communication, knowledge management, and learning and development; evidence-based practice and processes; and outcome measurement. To learn more, visit www.aacn.org/beacon or call 800-899-2226. About the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses For more than 50 years, the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN) has been dedicated to acute and critical care nursing excellence. The organization's vision is to create a healthcare system driven by the needs of patients and their families in which acute and critical care nurses make their optimal contribution. AACN is the world's largest specialty nursing organization, with about 130,000 members and over 200 chapters in the United States.

HealthTech HotSpot
Jul 28th, 2026
OhioHealth taps Qventus to automate care operations across the enterprise.

OhioHealth taps Qventus to automate care operations across the enterprise. Following proven success with Qventus' Inpatient Capacity Solution, OhioHealth expands its partnership to transform the perioperative journey for patients SAN FRANCISCO-(BUSINESS WIRE)-Qventus, the leader in automated care operations software for health systems, today announced that OhioHealth has expanded its partnership to include the Perioperative Care Coordination and Surgical Growth Solutions, making them the latest health system to implement Qventus' AI solutions across the enterprise. This expansion builds on OhioHealth's success with Qventus' Inpatient Capacity Solution, which saved nearly 13,000 excess hospital days - equivalent to almost 35 excess patient years - generated $5.1M in cost savings, and automated nearly 2,900 hours of administrative work for frontline staff. AI has advanced to the point where it can meaningfully reduce below-license work for frontline staff, lower overall costs, and improve the patient experience in ways that weren't possible just a few years ago. Yet while 65% of health system leaders rank the pressure to operationalize AI at 7 or higher out of 10, only 4% have achieved scaled implementation with measurable outcomes. After years of sustained ROI with Qventus' Inpatient Capacity Solution, OhioHealth turned to Qventus to achieve ambitious goals for its perioperative program - scaling their PAT program to ensure more patients are optimized for surgery while driving strategic surgical growth, ultimately dialing down their overall cost curve. Their expanded partnership is now driving transformation across the category that more than 70% of health system leaders rank as "very critical" or "mission-critical" to their 2026 objectives: automated care operations across care settings. "OhioHealth is committed to adopting technologies that strengthen care delivery and support our caregivers," said Brian Jepson, Market President, OhioHealth. "Building on our experience using Qventus' AI-enabled operational platform, we're expanding this work into the perioperative setting to help reduce administrative burden, better prepare patients for surgery and increase access to surgical care through more efficient scheduling. These efforts support our mission to improve the health of those we serve." AI admins to supercharge PAT staff and improve the patient experience With the Perioperative Care Coordination Solution (PCC), Qventus' high-tech sidekicks can track down patient records, confirm patient availability for phone calls, intelligently mine and summarize charts, and risk-stratify patients to remove below-license administrative work for PAT nurses. Built by anesthesiologists and PAT nurses with extensive PAT clinic experience, Qventus' solution addresses the full complexity of pre-admission testing workflows unlike other voice-only point solutions. OhioHealth can now optimize more patients further in advance of their surgeries, reduce 72-hour surgery cancellations, and allow nurses to spend more time focused on patient care. AI teammates to drive strategic surgical growth After implementing EHR-native tools and other AI solutions without seeing the strategic growth results they were seeking, OhioHealth turned to Qventus. With Qventus' Surgical Growth Solution, OhioHealth gains access to a suite of AI assistants that orchestrate end-to-end workflows to increase robotics volume, improve primetime utilization, and accelerate service line growth. Fully embedded in OhioHealth's Epic EHR and clinic EMRs, Qventus' suite of AI teammates works 24/7 to ensure the right cases are in the right rooms at the right time - ultimately attracting more volume from independent surgeons. Machine learning algorithms are personalized to surgeon preferences and behavior patterns, intelligently matching open OR slots with the right surgeons, eliminating first-come, first-served inefficiencies and prioritizing high-value cases. Automating care operations across the enterprise OhioHealth joins a growing number of health systems expanding their relationship with Qventus beyond a single care setting. The expansion underscores a broader industry shift toward viewing automated care operations as a critical part of a health system's tech stack. By deploying Qventus across care settings, health systems are realizing the full potential of an integrated AI platform that delivers sustained ROI and adapts to their evolving needs, a trend that has been validated in recent research. Unlike new point solutions that require resource-intensive implementations, Qventus clients benefit from a unified platform with fully embedded EHR integrations and proven AI assistants who work together to automate complex workflows for overburdened staff. "We build our solutions with clinicians who deeply understand pain points in care delivery, removing administrative burden so care teams can focus on what matters most: patient care. When health systems experience the tangible impact of automated care operations in one area, they see the potential to transform operations system-wide," said Mudit Garg, CEO and co-founder, Qventus. "OhioHealth exemplifies the kind of forward-thinking leadership that understands AI isn't just about solving isolated challenges. They saw firsthand how Qventus' AI platform alleviates the burden from frontline staff and unlocks same-store margin improvements across the organization. We're honored that they've chosen to deepen our partnership and look forward to helping them improve patient outcomes, decrease surgery cancellations, and unlock strategic surgical growth that strengthens their ability to serve their community." About Qventus Qventus uses AI to intelligently automate operations across care settings to help health systems secure the margins needed to achieve their mission of delivering exceptional care to patients in their communities. Leveraged by more than 150 hospital facilities, Qventus' enterprise platform and AI solution suite reduce the administrative burden, identify potential issues upstream, surface suggested interventions, and actually take action to solve problems for busy healthcare staff - a collective system of action that sits on top of a hospital's enterprise systems of record. Qventus unlocks best-in-industry ROI by driving strategic surgical growth, creating capacity, and reducing costs, all while delivering powerful insights to help solve long-standing operational challenges once and for all. 100% of clients say they consider Qventus part of their long-term strategy. Learn more at www.qventus.com. About OhioHealth OhioHealth is a nationally recognized, not-for-profit, charitable healthcare organization based in Columbus, Ohio. Driven by its Mission to improve the health of those HealthTech HotSpot LLC serve, OhioHealth serves its communities through 16 hospitals, over 200 ambulatory sites including physician offices, urgent care centers and outpatient procedure facilities. OhioHealth has over 35,000 associates, physicians and volunteers who are committed to providing patient-centered, compassionate care. As one of the largest employers in Central Ohio, OhioHealth provides nearly $800 million in annual community benefits. For more information, visit OhioHealth.com.