RN Clinical Lead (RN)-Medical Intensive Care Unit .9/7p

Advocate Health - Oak Lawn, IL

Job Title: RN Clinical Lead (RN)-Medical Intensive Care Unit .9/7p

Position: Coordination of resources and patient care support

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City: Oak Lawn

State: IL

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Provide work direction to the clinical and support staff.
Coordinate resources to support procedures and the smooth flow of patients.
Perform the nursing process to deliver safe, therapeutic, and quality patient care.
Establish and implement nursing care plans.
Evaluate clinical outcomes when necessary.
Promote an environment for safe and efficient patient care.
Perform patient rounding on a daily basis.
Initiate service complaint follow-up when necessary.
Promote communication among patients, families, hospital departments, and medical staff.
Act as a resource for employees, including training and orienting new staff.
Direct efforts and provide guidance on complex issues.
Assist with human resource responsibilities such as interviewing and selecting new employees.
Resolve employee concerns and address employee morale when necessary.
Monitor staffing levels and adjust as necessary to maintain productivity.
Monitor the quality of care provided and ensure compliance with policies and procedures.
Provide input for budgeting and ensure adequate supplies and equipment.
Work with management to develop new programs and services.
Coordinate in-services for equipment and participate in product trials.
Demonstrate knowledge and skills necessary to provide age-appropriate care.

Experience: Typically requires 3 years of experience in clinical nursing within an acute care setting.

Education: Bachelor's Degree in Nursing or Health Related Field; or Associate Degree and enrolled in BSN program within 2 years of hire.

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COVID-19 Requirements: Not Specified

Team members will maintain annual educational requirements for hospital based certifications.
Physical requirements include lifting, standing, walking, and exposure to potential hazards.