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Mount Sinai Medical Center

Not-for-profit teaching hospital delivering care

Eldercare Nurse Clinic Manager

Nursing & Frontline Patient CareUpdated on Nov 12
Full-timeHialeah, FL, USANo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Current Registered Nurse licensure in Florida is required.
  • Basic Life Support or Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation certification and Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support certification are required.
  • Graduation from an accredited school of registered nursing is required.
  • At least three years of healthcare experience, preferably in a geriatric physician office, is required; nurse-management experience in managed care, a hospital, a nursing home, or urgent care is acceptable.
  • At least one year of experience working with frail or elderly populations is required.
  • Training or related experience directing a healthcare program is required.

Responsibilities

  • Review and revise department policies and procedures with department leadership as needed, and ensure their distribution and staff education.
  • Manage the collection, aggregation, and dissemination of clinical, financial, and operational performance data across the continuum, including concurrent and retrospective chart audits as needed.
  • Maintain and monitor daily reports to ensure staffing levels meet unit-of-service standards.
  • Oversee daily coordination and implementation of the Eldercare PACE Model of Care.
  • Directly supervise, hire, fire, and evaluate direct reports, including clinical oversight, education, training, reporting requirements, and competency evaluations of the Center Certified Nursing Assistants.
  • With the Quality Improvement Manager, ensure Eldercare activities and operations comply with applicable contracts, regulations, laws, accreditation, protocols, licensing, and certification requirements.
  • Assist with development and implementation of Eldercare's strategic plan, including short- and long-term goals and budgets.
  • Participate in or assign a designee to interdisciplinary team meetings; communicate participant changes, collaborate on care-planning decisions and 24-hour care coordination, and serve as alternate facilitator.
  • Oversee coordination of home health, rehabilitative, long-term care, and medical and specialty services according to participant care plans.
  • Manage clinic flow, appointment booking, triage, and gatekeeping with primary care and staff to ensure timely and appropriate participant care.
  • Assist the Director in evaluating Eldercare performance against national results, service standards, clinical outcomes, utilization, and financial criteria.
  • Establish and maintain positive working relationships with Eldercare team members, the hospital, and network providers.
  • Oversee signing off orders, ordering medications from the pharmacy, distributing orders and instructions to appropriate personnel, and implementing physician orders.
  • Communicate with weekend and after-hours staff and follow up appropriately; participate in the on-call rotation.
  • Promote effective communication and collaboration between the clinic and enrollment, activity, and business office staff.
  • Participate in monthly leadership meetings to review risk scoring, Part D pharmacy benefit manager reviews, utilization, quality-improvement directives, key performance indicators, and other Eldercare metrics; raise staff concerns with the Director and help improve and update the review process.
  • Conduct comprehensive initial, regularly scheduled, and other nursing assessments of Eldercare enrollees in person, directly or through delegation and oversight, according to program protocols.
  • Perform or supervise skilled nursing care, medication and treatment administration, participant examinations and testing, and all aspects of hospital, skilled nursing facility, or assisted living facility admissions.
  • Coordinate participant care with contracted external service providers, including nursing homes, assisted living facilities, laboratories, and oxygen providers.
  • Identify and develop action plans to improve Eldercare operations related to PACE financial operations, in collaboration with the Director, interdisciplinary team, enrollment, and hospital departments.
  • Identify opportunities and strategies to improve department processes for the evolving needs of participants, Eldercare, and the community; monitor and report department quality, service, and cost outcomes.
  • Support the Director in implementing objectives and recommending improvements aligned with the organization's vision and mission, and demonstrate support for department objectives in interactions with staff and customers.
  • Plan and conduct meetings in coordination with and support of the Director, encouraging open communication and discussion to identify and resolve department problems.
  • Participate in hiring, performance reviews, competency evaluations, discipline, and grievance handling to support individual and team performance.
  • Participate in staff development activities and collaborate as needed with the Director, customers, and others to improve department competency and effectiveness.
  • Identify and address skills or behaviors requiring improvement at both individual and department levels.
  • Provide coaching as needed to optimize performance and customer service.
  • Engage in professional and managerial self-development and complete the leadership development curriculum.
  • Adhere to Eldercare, hospital, and departmental standards, policies, and procedures.
  • Promote service-oriented performance and interactions with participants, staff, and visitors.

Desired Qualifications

  • A Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree is preferred.

About the Company

Mount Sinai Medical Center

Not-for-profit teaching hospital delivering care

Mount Sinai Medical Center is a private, independent, not-for-profit teaching hospital system in Florida. It delivers high-quality health care across multiple specialties through its 13 locations, combining patient care with teaching, research, and charity care to serve a diverse community. Its services include clinical care using state-of-the-art technology and collaboration with top physicians and surgeons, supported by ongoing research and new treatment development. Distinguishing features include its non-profit status, emphasis on education and research, nationwide recognition (Healthgrades Top 100 Hospitals for 2024 and 2025), and a broad access mission with financial responsibility. The goal is to provide patient-centered, advanced medical care while expanding access to expert services and driving medical progress in South Florida.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Miami Beach, FL
Founded
1949

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