$79,300.00 - $103,200.00 per year Pay Transparency: The above reflects the anticipated annual salary range for this position if hired to work in New Jersey. The compensation offered to the candidate selected for the position will depend on several factors, including the candidate's educational background, skills and professional experience. At RWJBarnabas Health, our Nursing Supervisors provide the clinical and administrative leadership that helps patients, families, and care teams feel supported around the clock.
As a Nursing Supervisor Administrative supporting Behavioral Health , you'll represent hospital Administration while providing visible nursing leadership across patient care areas. From supporting staff and monitoring quality and safety to coordinating emergency response and addressing hospital-wide concerns, you'll serve as a trusted clinical and administrative resource. This opportunity brings together psychiatric nursing expertise, progressive leadership experience, and a commitment to creating a safe, respectful, and compassionate environment for patients, families, and team members.
As a Nursing Supervisor Administrative, a typical day may include: Representing hospital Administration as a delegated administrative leader and serving as a visible resource for nursing staff, patients, families, physicians, and other hospital departments Conducting rounds across patient care units to evaluate the physical environment, assess the delivery of nursing care, and identify opportunities requiring leadership support Supporting nursing teams in delivering safe, compassionate care based on the nursing process, established standards of practice, and applicable regulatory requirements Promoting an environment of open communication by remaining accessible to staff, facilitating unit communication, and helping teams navigate clinical and operational concerns Monitoring compliance with hospital and departmental policies, quality assurance initiatives, patient safety practices, environmental standards, and infection prevention requirements Identifying hospital-related incidents and ensuring appropriate communication and escalation to the Administrator On-Call, Risk Management, and other leaders when necessary Coordinating and directing appropriate responses to emergency situations while supporting the implementation of internal and external disaster plans Collecting, trending, analyzing, and reporting Behavioral Health data to identify opportunities for quality improvement and support measurable patient care outcomes Evaluating available resources and helping nursing teams use staffing and operational resources effectively to support productivity and quality patient care Promoting patient rights, dignity, respect, compassion, and confidentiality throughout interactions with patients and their significant others Collaborating with nursing personnel, medical staff, hospital departments, patients, families, and visitors to resolve concerns and promote effective hospital operations Maintaining current knowledge of nursing practice while contributing to quality initiatives, problem solving, and continued improvement across the Behavioral Health System This role might be for you if: You are an experienced psychiatric nurse who is ready to apply your clinical expertise across broader nursing and hospital operations You are comfortable serving as an administrative decision-maker and clinical resource when staff need guidance or situations require timely escalation You enjoy being a visible, accessible leader who builds trust and encourages open communication among nursing teams Strong clinical judgment and problem-solving skills allow you to remain focused when responding to complex patient care, staffing, safety, or operational concerns You understand the unique needs of Behavioral Health patients and are committed to preserving dignity, respect, confidentiality, and compassionate care You are confident coordinating responses during emergencies and understand the importance of established safety and disaster preparedness procedures You enjoy working with quality data and can identify trends and opportunities to strengthen patient care and departmental performance You communicate effectively with nurses, physicians, patients, families, hospital leaders, and multidisciplinary partners You value teamwork, professional accountability, continuous improvement, and thoughtful use of healthcare resources You bring a positive and professional leadership presence when navigating new challenges, competing priorities, and changing hospital needs To be considered for this Nursing Supervisor Administrative opportunity, you must be a graduate of an accredited school of nursing and hold a current New Jersey Registered Nurse (RN) license.
A Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), or current matriculation toward a baccalaureate nursing degree, is required. Candidates must possess at least three years of psychiatric nursing experience along with nursing experience demonstrating progressive management responsibility. The ideal candidate demonstrates strong Behavioral Health clinical knowledge, nursing leadership, communication, emergency response, resource management, quality improvement, data collection and analysis, and problem-solving skills.
Candidates should also be comfortable working with varied computer software programs and collaborating across patient care departments while serving as a visible administrative and clinical resource for staff.
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