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The RN Supervisor is responsible for supporting the Patient Care Managers and Executive Director in the administrative duties of the clinics and providing leadership through collaboration with the healthcare teams and maintaining standards ofprofessional nursing practice within the clinical settings.
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Involvement in Psychiatry Residency program development with input and oversite of nursing staff involved. This will include performing staff nurse duties as needed to ensure adequate staffing and delivery of safe patient care.
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Job Description: Position Summary Under the leadership of the department director, assistant director, nursing supervisor, and/or charge nurse, the registered nurse is responsible and accountable for planning, directing, assessing and providing nursing care according to the policies and procedures of the hospital and department.
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All RN's will be required to participate in an on-call shift rotation for the Emergency Room as directed by the Director, Associate Director of Nursing and/or Nursing Supervisor.
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Serve as educational liasion and resource to nursing throughout health system on behavioral health patient care and needs The RN Supervisor coordinates the operations and nursing personnel within the Behavioral Health department, including psychiatry and addiction medicine.
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Supervises-clinical staff in absence of Nurse supervisor/manager. Physicians and residents at various levels of training, patients, patient’s families, outpatient office staff personnel, some HMC dept.
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