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The Charge Nurse is responsible for supervising staff and the operation and overall flow of the unit on his/her designated shift, and is a role model for all staff. He/she is responsible for coordinating unit schedules and staff assignments and participating in the performance appraisal process. The Charge Nurse is responsible for ensuring staffs meet the approved Standards of Practice, for managing assigned personnel and unit activities and for promoting cooperative working relationships with physicians and other health care providers. Provides patient care as needed. The Charge Nurse is responsible for the internal management of the nursing unit functions and staff, along with the integration of department services into the primary functions of the organization related to patient care and services. The Charge Nurse assumes administrative responsibility for nursing services on assigned unit in accordance with the policies and procedures of the Nursing Department, the Standards of TJC, DMH, the Statutes of the State of California, and hospital policies, goals, and objectives. Completes Utilization Review of Behavioral Health Services. Charge Nurse will have expert knowledge of the regulations and requirements of the department of mental health, Los Angeles County.
Job Responsibility:
Supervising staff and the operation and overall flow of the unit on designated shift
Coordinating unit schedules and staff assignments
Participating in the performance appraisal process
Ensuring staff meet the approved Standards of Practice
Managing assigned personnel and unit activities
Promoting cooperative working relationships with physicians and other health care providers
Providing patient care as needed
Responsible for the internal management of the nursing unit functions and staff
Integration of department services into the primary functions of the organization related to patient care and services
Assumes administrative responsibility for nursing services on assigned unit
Completes Utilization Review of Behavioral Health Services
Requirements:
BSN preferred
Three years psychiatric nursing experience required
Excellent customer service skills required
Current RN license in the State of California
BLS required
Assaultive Behavior Training Certification that meets AB508 and SB1299 required upon hire/transfer
RNC preferred
LPS designation required within 6 months of hire/transfer