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Mount Sinai Medical Center

Not-for-profit teaching hospital delivering care

Nurse Manager Cardiac Cath Lab

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

About the Job

Requirements

  • Licensure as a Registered Nurse in the State of Florida is required.
  • Basic Life Support and Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support certifications are required.
  • For employees in cost center NURSING-6 DE HMT SOUTH, a Non-Violent Crisis Intervention Certificate must be obtained within 90 days of employment.

Responsibilities

  • Lead by example and actively support the team by being present and available on the floor.
  • Plan, organize, and direct the activities of all unit staff available on the shift.
  • Lead during complex or stressful situations, ensure timely and appropriate actions, and follow up on solution effectiveness.
  • Maintain cooperative relationships among healthcare teams by communicating relevant and timely information.
  • Conduct Daily Dialogues consistently and make effective use of the allocated 15 minutes.
  • Prepare and communicate the unit's monthly schedule on time, balancing patient acuity, census, staff skills, experience, availability, and requests to minimize overtime and meet budgetary needs.
  • Identify staffing patterns to cover the unit around the clock, adjust schedules daily, and proactively contact team members when operational coverage is needed.
  • Verify and update the payroll system daily and troubleshoot pending issues with the Director.
  • Participate in the Weekly Dialogue, contribute ideas, and follow up on assigned tasks.
  • Execute scheduled Process Confirmations, provide immediate employee feedback on strengths and improvement areas, update the tracking tool, and add comments.
  • Report incidents promptly and discuss prevention opportunities and solutions with the Director.
  • Ensure nurses hold appropriate licenses and accreditations, track them, and anticipate renewal dates.
  • Provide the Director with input on recruitment and team development needs.
  • Interview candidates and ensure qualified preceptors meet with candidates and provide feedback on their potential.
  • Ensure effective onboarding and welcome new employees from their first day.
  • Build a reliable nursing team by motivating, coaching, evaluating, counseling through performance improvement plans, and disciplining employees.
  • Monitor team performance, conduct appraisal meetings twice a year, reinforce desired behaviors, and define action plans to address improvement areas.
  • Coach team members to support their development and career-path decisions.
  • Provide clinical and operational training to new and existing employees.
  • Maintain professional and technical knowledge by attending educational workshops, reviewing professional publications, establishing networks, and participating in professional societies.
  • Track medical and administrative equipment inventory and location to ensure equipment is available and operating correctly.
  • Ensure preventive maintenance is completed on schedule and troubleshoot equipment malfunctions with the appropriate department.
  • Help evaluate new equipment.
  • Troubleshoot nursing supply shortages to maintain operations during the shift and request requisitions from the Director.
  • Maintain current system knowledge, including data entry, maintenance, and reporting processes.
  • Enforce compliance with safety, clinical and operational processes, procedures, policies, state nursing-board and nurse-practice-act requirements, and other governing-agency regulations to provide high-quality, cost-effective care.
  • Enforce infection-control policies and protocols, medication administration and storage procedures, and controlled-substance regulations.
  • Enforce human-resources personnel policies and procedures and reinforce service keys and desired behaviors.
  • Provide the Director with feedback, insights, and opportunities identified during Process Confirmations.
  • Audit patient and department records to ensure appropriate Patient Care Services documentation.
  • Process confidential patient information in compliance with HIPAA regulations.
  • Stay current on unit key performance indicators selected by leadership, including clinical and experience indicators.
  • Know the unit goals established by nursing leadership for each key performance indicator.
  • Analyze gaps between performance outcomes and standards and make observations and recommendations to the Director.
  • Communicate unit results, performance gaps, and improvement plans during each Daily Dialogue, and solicit feedback and ideas from the team.
  • Promote a healthy work environment through open communication, teamwork, and recognition of team achievements.
  • Recognize employees for desired behaviors and communicate recognition to the Director and team during Daily Dialogues.
  • Serve as the main communication liaison with other departments and coordinate troubleshooting across departments.
  • Maintain clean, well-kept facilities and work with Engineering and Environmental Services to resolve issues.
  • Communicate unit cost compliance, including overtime and materials usage, during Daily Dialogues.
  • Support the Performance Improvement Program by monitoring and analyzing performance indicators; identifying improvement opportunities and root causes; discussing solutions during the Weekly Dialogue; and implementing new concepts, cross-organizational initiatives, and changes with minimal inconvenience to patients, physicians, and employees.
  • Make an emotional connection with patients during rounds by listening, repeating back to confirm understanding of their needs and emotions, and answering questions or requests.
  • Educate and counsel patients, friends, and family to reinforce understanding of disease, medications, the plan of care, and self-care skills.
  • Communicate clearly and unhurriedly and reinforce key words and questions relevant to the HCAHPS survey.
  • Resolve patient needs promptly at the second troubleshooting level using a multidisciplinary team approach.

Desired Qualifications

  • A Bachelor's Degree in Nursing is preferred.
  • Nursing leadership experience 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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