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The Director of Nursing is responsible for the planning, implementation and evaluation of clinical operations and personnel management of the assigned patient care unit. He/she acts as a liaison between the various clinical departments, disciplines and patient services to ensure continuity. Plans, organizes, and directs the operations and quality improvement program for the assigned unit(s) in collaboration with the disease center leaders, clinical and administrative directors. The Nurse Director uses extensive theoretical, evidence-based, and experiential knowledge to advance clinical practice, provides clinical leadership and direction, and promotes professional growth for self and staff.
Job Responsibility:
Develops and implements departmental quality improvement plan
Prepares budget and monitors and evaluates expenditures
Serves as an active member, and/or co-chairs committees
Participates in marketing through fundraising events and outreach programs
Works to maintain administrative and clinical continuity within ambulatory services
Ensures compliance with regulatory agency requirements
Assures staff compliance with required competencies
Directs daily operations of the unit
Ensures that unit policies and procedures meet standards
Assures efficient patient flow
Assesses needs of the patient population served
Oversees the hiring, orientation, evaluation, coaching and mentoring of staff
Creates an environment where staff is able to perform at the highest level
Promotes professional growth and development of staff
Works collaboratively on quality improvement initiatives
Facilitates continuous quality improvement
Identifies, prioritizes and initiates multidisciplinary QI initiatives
Maintains involvement in professional organizations and community activities
Assures continuing education and role development of staff
Facilitates the implementation of approved clinical research activities
Functions in the leadership role
Monitors and continuously improves the quality of nursing care
Leads the development of professional nursing practice and standards
Assures practice is evidence-based
Ensures adherence to professional standards and licensure requirements
Assures the implementation of care models
Requirements:
Bachelor’s and Master’s degree required, one of which must be in Nursing
Licensed as a Registered Nurse in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Hematology–Oncology experience required
Management experience required
Demonstrated leadership skills to lead staff at various levels within the Institute
Outstanding communication, coordination, negotiation and integration skills required
Ability to work with all levels of staff and physicians and administrators
Demonstrated knowledge of budget planning, monitoring, and management
Understanding of current financial and reimbursement issues in ambulatory care
Demonstrated skills in critical thinking, problem solving, and ability to make independent decisions
Ability to manage and lead in a busy ambulatory care setting with multiple and competing demands for time and resources