What are the responsibilities and job description for the Pediatric Clinical Supervisor (RN) - Full Time position at Health Care Administrators Association® (HCAA)?
Position: Pediatric Clinical Supervisor (RN) in a pediatric extended care center.
Responsibilities: Lead and support nursing staff, oversee daily operations, develop and update care plans, collaborate with physicians and families, engage with children through activities, and ensure quality pediatric care.
Qualifications: Active RN license in PA, at least two years of pediatric nursing experience preferred, current CPR certification, management experience is a plus.
Skills: Leadership, collaboration, compassionate communication, clinical expertise in pediatrics, and ability to mentor staff.
Key Duties: Assign staff, review documentation, support interventions, engage children, coordinate care, and evaluate nursing effectiveness.
Benefits: Full-time salary, daytime schedule, comprehensive health benefits, 401(k) with match, employee stock plan, relocation bonus.
Work Environment: Bright, cheerful pediatric center focused on children with complex medical needs, emphasizing a safe and nurturing environment.
Responsibilities: Lead and support nursing staff, oversee daily operations, develop and update care plans, collaborate with physicians and families, engage with children through activities, and ensure quality pediatric care.
Qualifications: Active RN license in PA, at least two years of pediatric nursing experience preferred, current CPR certification, management experience is a plus.
Skills: Leadership, collaboration, compassionate communication, clinical expertise in pediatrics, and ability to mentor staff.
Key Duties: Assign staff, review documentation, support interventions, engage children, coordinate care, and evaluate nursing effectiveness.
Benefits: Full-time salary, daytime schedule, comprehensive health benefits, 401(k) with match, employee stock plan, relocation bonus.
Work Environment: Bright, cheerful pediatric center focused on children with complex medical needs, emphasizing a safe and nurturing environment.