Registered Nurse- Emergency Department (Supervisor)

Night Registered Nurse- Emergency Department (Supervisor) The Nursing Supervisor is a Registered Nurse that provides administrative support while ensuring the quality and safety of the patient care delivery. This person is responsible for coordinating, organizing and supervising the provision of patient care in the specified department. Graduate from an accredited School of Nursing - Current valid Florida RN license - Previous Nursing experience required - Previous Charge Nurse experience preferred - Baccalaureate Degree in Nursing required -Completion of unit orientation and unit-specific competency checklist. - Professionalism in interpersonal communication skills with patients, families, and colleagues - Certifications as required by the specific unit/area (Refer to required certification addendum). - Completion of annual competency based learning modules [CBL’s] - Excellent communication skills are needed in dealing with physicians, patients, family, and other disciplines - Demonstrates professional development, accountability, and leadership in the performance of their professional nursing practice.

Adheres to our Cornerstone standards and hospital mission and values at all times. - Reports to work when scheduled (Refer to Attendance policy). - Maintains a professional appearance that demonstrates a positive image (Refer to Professional Appearance Expectations policy). - Maintains patient confidentiality and acts in an ethical manner at all times. - Follows legal and ethical guidelines in providing nursing care. - Maintains competencies and continues development of professional/clinical knowledge base through continuing education. - Assists with staff orientation and professional development. - Contributes to a safe and secure environment for patients, visitors, and co-workers. - Supports research and participates in quality improvement initiatives. - Administers medications according to established policies. - Complies with patient safety goals and programs.