Assistant Unit Manager (RN) - Emergency Services
Overview
Manager, Assistant Unit (RN) at Long Beach Memorial Medical Center in Los Angeles, California. This full-time evening shift role involves overseeing patient care operations and supporting strategic goals.
What You'll Do11
- 1Lead daily unit operations and coordinate activities across shifts
- 2Manage material and labor resources within departmental budgets
- 3Assess and improve processes using PDSA cycles
- 4Collaborate with physicians and staff to enhance workflow and resolve issues
- 5Implement Lean initiatives for patient safety and cost-effective care
- 6Ensure compliance with healthcare standards and regulatory requirements
- 7Develop strong relationships with patients and families to improve experiences
- 8Drive performance improvements through data-driven decision making
- 9Foster a supportive environment promoting employee engagement and retention
- 10Maintain accurate records and documentation for regulatory compliance
- 11Coordinate with administrative teams to align clinical and operational objectives
Requirements11
- 1Current California RN license
- 2Bachelor’s degree in Nursing (BSN)
- 33+ years of clinical experience in emergency services
- 4Mobile Intensive Care Nurse certification
- 5Advanced Cardiac Life Support certification
- 6Pediatric Advanced Life Support certification
- 7Experience with Spark and Airflow for data engineering tasks
- 8Proficiency in AWS cloud solutions
- 9Familiarity with Kubernetes for container orchestration
- 10Strong leadership skills with proven track record
- 11Ability to thrive in fast-paced healthcare environments
Salary Insight
$137 - $206k per year
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