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The Vice President, Associate Chief Nursing Officer (VP/ACNO) is a key member of the nursing/patient care executive leadership team. The VP/ACNO plays a critical role in advancing the mission, vision, and strategic priorities of Boston Children’s Hospital Nursing and Patient Care Operations. This role provides executive leadership and direction spanning system-level perioperative sites of care, ensuring the delivery of high-quality, patient-centered, and equitable care while strengthening operational effectiveness and promoting workforce engagement. BCH is searching for a VP/ACNO with a strategic orientation to guide nursing and patient care operations while functioning as an active contributor with peers as a member of senior administrative and physician leadership teams. This is a distinct opportunity to lead key aspects of Boston Children’s perioperative operations, widely recognized for excellence related to both interprofessional and family-centered care practices. The VP/ACNO is responsible for the leadership of senior and front-line nurse leaders, oversight of perioperative staffing effectiveness and associated budgets, as well as perioperative transition to practice programs. This role requires an experienced leader with a demonstrated ability to lead comfortably in an organization that is actively evolving its organization-wide structures both near term and over time. Key areas of focus include the advancement of team member safety and well-being, patient-family experience, multidisciplinary teamwork, patient safety, and a culture of continuous quality and process improvement.
Job Responsibility
Advancing the mission, vision, and strategic priorities of Boston Children’s Hospital Nursing and Patient Care Operations
Providing executive leadership and direction spanning system-level perioperative sites of care
Ensuring the delivery of high-quality, patient-centered, and equitable care
Strengthening operational effectiveness and promoting workforce engagement
Guiding nursing and patient care operations while functioning as an active contributor with peers as a member of senior administrative and physician leadership teams
Leading key aspects of Boston Children’s perioperative operations
Leadership of senior and front-line nurse leaders
Oversight of perioperative staffing effectiveness and associated budgets
Oversight of perioperative transition to practice programs
Advancing team member safety and well-being, patient-family experience, multidisciplinary teamwork, patient safety, and a culture of continuous quality and process improvement
Requirements
Bachelor of Science degree in nursing (BSN) and Master of Science degree in nursing practice/administration (MS/MSN) required. BSN degree with a master’s in business administration (MBA) or other healthcare related master’s degrees (e.g., MPH or MHA) degree completion acceptable when coupled with doctoral level preparation (DNP, PhD, DrPH) completion/near term completion commitment within three years in role
CNOR certification required. Nurse executive board certifications (NE-BC, NEA-BC, or CENP) required or commitment to complete within 36 months
Professional licensure as a registered nurse in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts prior to date of hire required
Progressive perioperative nursing leadership at the VP or Senior Director level within an academic medical center or complex health system, with a track record of leading large-scale OR operations required
Leadership of nursing practice within an ANCC Magnet-designated institution strongly preferred
Pediatric-specific nursing leadership experience is considered a strong plus but not required
Nice to have
Leadership of nursing practice within an ANCC Magnet-designated institution strongly preferred
Pediatric-specific nursing leadership experience is considered a strong plus but not required