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Registered Nurse-Charge
Job ID:  2009-2280 # Positions:  1
Location:  US-MS-Parchman Experience (Years):  5
Posted Date:  10/25/2009 Category:  Nursing - Nurse Supervisor
Shift:  8am-4pm

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Overview:

The Charge Nurse is responsible for directing and overseeing the daily activities of the unit on an assigned shift.


JOB RELATIONS
RESPONSIBLE TO: Director of Nursing and Site Manager
WORKERS SUPERVISED: Staff RNs and LPNs
INTER-RELATIONSHIPS: Inter-relates and work effectively with patients, medical and nursing staff, security staff at all levels, administrative and support staff, and consulting physicians.



Responsibilities:
  • Assist the Site Manager in reviewing overtime, payroll, and approving all supervised personnel work hours.  
  • Rotate on-call coverage with the DON.
  •  Actively participates in the Quality Improvement Program.
  •  Participates actively in maintaining budget by supervising ordering of all supplies and equipment, and recommending methods to reduce expenses.
  • Fill in as needed during periods of short staffing.
  • Ensure that all job-related site a contractual agreements are met.
  •  Complete accurate daily, weekly, and monthly statistical reports and submits them to the Director of Nursing (DON) upon due date.
  •  Assist the DON in investigating incident reports/unusual occurrences thoroughly and reporting significant findings to the Site Manager/ Medical Director.
  •  Perform other administrative and clinical duties as assigned.
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Qualifications:

EXPERIENCE 

Correctional nursing, a plus, or two (2) years of administrative experience. Three (3) years of professional or psychiatric nursing, or nursing instruction experience.  


EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS
LICENSING: Current State Nursing license.
CERTIFICATION: CPR
EDUCATION: BSN is preferred; two years of supervisory experience may be substituted.



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