Acute Dialysis Services Program Manager - RN

Role Overview The position involves ensuring the delivery of high-quality patient care in a hospital setting, supervising inpatient staff, and managing daily operations efficiently. Responsibilities include coordinating staff scheduling, controlling costs, maintaining compliance with regulations, and overseeing treatment procedures such as dialysis and related services. The role requires providing leadership, coaching, and development for staff, managing performance, and addressing technical and operational issues. Additionally, the role involves participating in quality assurance activities, ensuring survey readiness, and collaborating with internal and external stakeholders to resolve problems and improve services. Key Responsibilities Manage operational execution, staffing, and resource utilization to meet objectives.Supervise staff hiring, training, coaching, and performance evaluations.Maintain compliance with healthcare regulations and participate in surveys.Oversee treatment documentation, billing accuracy, and equipment maintenance.Coordinate infection control, preventative maintenance, and technical support.Lead quality assurance initiatives, prepare data presentations, and participate in project activities.Provide clinical support, including performing treatments when licensed, and assist during staffing shortages.Ensure effective communication and collaboration across departments and with external partners. Qualifications & Skills Graduate of an accredited Nursing School (RN), with current licensure.3-5 years of relevant experience, with 3+ years in supervisory or project management roles preferred.Technical proficiency in clinical procedures and healthcare operations.Strong leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills.Ability to manage multiple priorities in a healthcare environment. Physical & Working Conditions Work involves desk, computer, and clinical tasks within a healthcare setting.Availability for occasional night, weekend, and travel as needed.Potential exposure to infectious materials, with accommodations available for disabilities.