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Summary:
We are searching for a Per Diem House Supervisor - someone who works well in a fast-paced hospital setting. In this position, you’ll be responsible for ensuring seamless patient care and campus operations that fosters family centered care. The House Supervisor is responsible for the facilitation of patient flow, appropriate placement of patient bed assignments, requests for patient transfers, internal as well as external, and appropriate nursing unit staffing.
Think you’ve got what it takes?
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing
Current RN licensure with the Board of Nurse Examiners for the State of Texas is required
Two (2) years of nursing experience is required
Certification in a specialty is preferred
Responsibilities:
Ensures cost-effective and appropriate use of employee resources
Determine hospital wide patient flow and staffing needs as evidenced by actual staffing in collaboration with local leadership
Determine placement of float pool staff based on patient classification, census data and employee competencies as measured by appropriate distribution of the float pool each shift
Ensures appropriate and timely placement of internal and external transfers for all patients requiring admission
Responds promptly to requests from the Transfer Center seeking approval for transfer/transport as evidenced by Transfer Center logs
Demonstrates strong effective interpersonal communication skills with patients, families and staff
Coordinates the patient flow/staffing meetings to determine unit staffing needs for the next shift, facilitate appropriate placement of patients, discuss discharge activity and the importance of facilitation of discharges and reporting room availability
Rounds frequently on all nursing units in order to ensure accurate information is communicated to Room Management regarding bed availability as measured by unit and Room Management feedback
Acts as a clinical resource for nursing staff and ancillary personnel
Aids the nursing staff to visualize hospital needs outside of their own department in conjunction with feedback from the leadership teams in each unit
Serves as the Clinical leader/resource to address hospital wide issues and events
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