Nursing Night Shift RN Supervisor
Scott County Hospital
Nursing Night Shift RN Supervisor
Scott County Hospital
Non-profit rural hospital delivering broad care
Description
About the Role
The Night Supervisor is responsible for ensuring high-quality nursing care on a 24-hour basis while maintaining compliance with federal, state, local, and professional standards. This role provides leadership and support to nursing staff, assists with staffing coordination, performance monitoring, recruitment, and staff development, and helps oversee daily nursing operations during night shifts. The position also supports departmental goals through involvement in policy implementation, infection control, budgeting, and meaningful use initiatives. Guided by the Nursing Process and current standards of practice, the Night Supervisor promotes compassionate, patient-centered care while fostering teamwork, professionalism, and excellence within the nursing department.
How You’ll Make an Impact
In this role, you have a direct impact by ensuring patients receive safe, high-quality care throughout the night while leading and supporting the nursing team with professionalism and compassion. You help create a positive, team-focused environment by coordinating staffing needs, mentoring staff, maintaining compliance with healthcare standards, and promoting patient-centered care. Your leadership, communication, and commitment to excellence contribute to the overall success of the nursing department and the well-being of the patients and the community you serve.
Leadership & Nursing Operations
Patient Care & Quality Improvement
Staff Development & Education
Regulatory Compliance & Safety
Financial & Administrative Responsibilities
Customer Service & Professional Standards
Requirements
Qualifications
Who You Are
Skills & Capabilities
Position Details
Schedule: Full-time, non-exempt with the expectation to work 36-40 hours per week. Availability to help staff with unusual situations and to obtain full staffing needs.
Physical Requirements: Ability to frequently lift and move up to 50 pounds and occasionally lift up to 100 pounds, with rare lifting exceeding 100 pounds. Duties may also include pushing, pulling, carrying, reaching, bending, standing, walking, and prolonged sitting as part of daily patient care and operational responsibilities.
Equipment: Ability to operate equipment safely.
Acknowledgment
I acknowledge that I have reviewed and understand the contents of this job description. I understand that this document may be revised at the organization’s discretion and does not constitute a contract of employment. Employment is at will and may be changed with or without notice, including but not limited to duties, location, compensation, benefits, or employment status.
Non-profit rural hospital delivering broad care
Scott County Hospital is a non-profit, 25-bed critical access hospital in Scott City, Kansas that provides essential rural healthcare, including a 24/7 emergency department, general and orthopedic surgery, obstetrics, and specialty clinics through partnerships (oncology, neurology, urology, nephrology, podiatry, rheumatology). Its services are delivered through a full spectrum of acute and outpatient care, supported by cost-based Medicare reimbursement to improve financial stability for rural hospitals. It differentiates itself by offering a broad mix of services in a small town through community-focused governance and partnerships that extend access to specialists. The goal is to deliver respectful, compassionate care, restore health, and promote wellness for the local residents.
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