This list contains only the countries for which job offers have been published in the selected language (e.g., in the French version, only job offers written in French are displayed, and in the English version, only those in English).
Under the direction and supervision of the Chief Nursing Officer, The Vice President of Nursing Operations leads and manages a national team of RN Case Managers. The primary responsibility of this role is to ensure the provision of comprehensive, coordinated care to participants. This includes dotted line oversight of Regional Nursing Directors and accountability for all performance measures. In addition, the Vice President is the strategic lead for the Hot Spot Team, deployed to centers as directed by the CNO. A significant part of the role involves developing high-functioning leadership within all nursing staff across the enterprise, including Nursing Staff Directors (NSDs) and other center-based nursing staff. This position requires a strong focus on participant-centric care while providing effective oversight and education to nursing leaders and staff, balancing both clinical and business needs. The role demands a proactive approach in supporting center nursing leadership through effective triad collaboration, with Regional Nursing Directors reporting on a dotted line basis. The Vice President's leadership is crucial in driving operational excellence and ensuring alignment with the organization's goals and mission.
Job Responsibility:
Lead and manage a national team of RN Case Managers
Ensure provision of comprehensive, coordinated care to participants
Dotted line oversight of Regional Nursing Directors
Accountability for all performance measures
Strategic lead for the Hot Spot Team
Develop high-functioning leadership within all nursing staff
Coach and mentor Regional Nursing Directors
Collaborate with community organizations and healthcare providers
Lead Hot Spot Team to provide center support
Integral part of De Nova Team for nursing
Provide strategic direction and guidance to RNCM team
Supervise and support RNCM team
Establish and monitor key performance indicators
Assist in development of nursing standards of care
Foster collaborative and inclusive work environment
Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements
Conduct audits and quality improvement activities
Review budgets/reports
Analyze KPIs
Consult with stakeholders
Recommend nursing program improvements
Engage cross-functionally with departments
Assist with staffing/training for new centers
Travel between InnovAge worksites
Requirements:
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) or Registered Nurse (RN) with equivalent experience will be considered
Current Registered Nurse License required in all states where InnovAge operates. Must hold a Compact License and ability to obtain a California license within 6 months of starting
Current CPR certification, or ability to obtain within a specified timeframe
10+ yrs management experience in nursing/patient care leadership
10+ yrs in nursing/healthcare, with a focus on post-acute, ambulatory care, or geriatrics
Proven experience in care redesign, workforce development, and mentorship of leaders, especially in a multistate environment
Demonstrated ability to lead complex organizational changes using influence and education
In-depth knowledge and experience in national healthcare trends, particularly related to senior care and community programs
At least ten years of experience in internal medicine or family practice, with a focus on geriatrics (long-term care, palliative care, or end-of-life care)
Strong track record in leading and implementing cultural change
Self-motivation with a commitment to continuous improvement of processes and procedures
Robust analytical, quantitative, and operational skills
Proven ability to lead and build cross-functional teams to achieve measurable results
Demonstrated flexibility in managing multiple responsibilities simultaneously
Masters degree in Nursing
Additional certifications relevant to geriatric care, healthcare management, or leadership
Experience in policy development and implementation within a healthcare setting
Advanced skills in strategic planning and healthcare service development
Experience with electronic health record systems and healthcare informatics
Demonstrated ability in financial management and budgeting within a healthcare context
Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with proven experience in stakeholder engagement and relationship building
Experience in working with diverse populations and fostering an inclusive workplace