Nursing Supervisor NICU
This respected medical center in the Los Angeles Area is actively seeking an a Nursing Supervisor to oversee this high-volume Neonatal ICU (Intensive Care Unit).
Join this esteemed hospital, and lead a dedicated team of NICU nurses as they help care for some of Southern California's most fragile young patients.
Known for its consistently-high quality scores, superior patient outcomes, and multiple centers of excellence, this 400
bed medical center has a long history of compassionate care and service in the Los Angeles community.
The NICU Nursing Supervisor will play an important role in the continued evolution and development of this Baby-Friendly hospital, and it's continuing commitment to serving the community around the Bay.
The NICU Nursing Supervisor will take on a challenging and exciting role in the Women's and Children's Health Service Line.
Reporting to the Neonatal Intensive Care Nurse Manager, the Supervisor will oversee the clinical and administrative operations of a quiet and thoughtful 30-bed, Level III high-acuity Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).
You'll serve as both a clinical and operational leader, taking oversight of budgetary formulation and maintenance, as well as leading clinical education, skills development, and best practices.
Supported by a talented two dedicated RNC-NIC Charge Nurses, and leading a team of experienced Neonatal Registered Nurses, you'll join a team of stellar caregivers.
Working in collaboration with Assistant Directors from Labor & Delivery, Obstetrics, and Postpartum care, this Supervisor will help develop the procedures and policies that allow the service line and continuum of care to function in ways that focus on what's best for the patients.
Also serving as a clinical nurse leader for the NICU, the Nursing Supervisor will take on development of new evidence-based initiatives, as well as maintaining current improvement initiatives.
In addition to serving as a mentor and a source of education for the nurses in the NICU, you'll also get to work on cutting-edge programs like reevaluating the Drug Withdrawal Baby program and improving the skin-to-skin time reduction program.
One of the most iconic regions of California, the Los Angeles Area has something for everyone.
The NICU Nursing Supervisor will discover that anything you want is just a short drive away.
A bit west, and your toes are dipped in the sun-warmed sand of the Pacific Ocean.
A short drive north, and you'll be smack in the middle of Southern California's wine country, with tons of outdoor activities to partake in.
With all the attractions of Los Angeles and Orange County close by, you'll never run out of fun things to do.
In addition to the support that comes with working at a research and teaching focused hospital, you'll also find support from those above and below.
As part of this trusted health care system, the Nursing Supervisor of NICU will also earn a generous benefits package and competitive compensation despite only having a 32 hour schedule.
Recommended Skills Administration Clinical Nursing Clinical Works Critical Care Friendliness Leadership Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
Join this esteemed hospital, and lead a dedicated team of NICU nurses as they help care for some of Southern California's most fragile young patients.
Known for its consistently-high quality scores, superior patient outcomes, and multiple centers of excellence, this 400
bed medical center has a long history of compassionate care and service in the Los Angeles community.
The NICU Nursing Supervisor will play an important role in the continued evolution and development of this Baby-Friendly hospital, and it's continuing commitment to serving the community around the Bay.
The NICU Nursing Supervisor will take on a challenging and exciting role in the Women's and Children's Health Service Line.
Reporting to the Neonatal Intensive Care Nurse Manager, the Supervisor will oversee the clinical and administrative operations of a quiet and thoughtful 30-bed, Level III high-acuity Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).
You'll serve as both a clinical and operational leader, taking oversight of budgetary formulation and maintenance, as well as leading clinical education, skills development, and best practices.
Supported by a talented two dedicated RNC-NIC Charge Nurses, and leading a team of experienced Neonatal Registered Nurses, you'll join a team of stellar caregivers.
Working in collaboration with Assistant Directors from Labor & Delivery, Obstetrics, and Postpartum care, this Supervisor will help develop the procedures and policies that allow the service line and continuum of care to function in ways that focus on what's best for the patients.
Also serving as a clinical nurse leader for the NICU, the Nursing Supervisor will take on development of new evidence-based initiatives, as well as maintaining current improvement initiatives.
In addition to serving as a mentor and a source of education for the nurses in the NICU, you'll also get to work on cutting-edge programs like reevaluating the Drug Withdrawal Baby program and improving the skin-to-skin time reduction program.
One of the most iconic regions of California, the Los Angeles Area has something for everyone.
The NICU Nursing Supervisor will discover that anything you want is just a short drive away.
A bit west, and your toes are dipped in the sun-warmed sand of the Pacific Ocean.
A short drive north, and you'll be smack in the middle of Southern California's wine country, with tons of outdoor activities to partake in.
With all the attractions of Los Angeles and Orange County close by, you'll never run out of fun things to do.
In addition to the support that comes with working at a research and teaching focused hospital, you'll also find support from those above and below.
As part of this trusted health care system, the Nursing Supervisor of NICU will also earn a generous benefits package and competitive compensation despite only having a 32 hour schedule.
Recommended Skills Administration Clinical Nursing Clinical Works Critical Care Friendliness Leadership Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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