Clinical Nurse Coordinator - Adult Psychiatry - Day and Evening Shifts

The Clinical Nurse Coordinator is a registered nursing role responsible for facilitating unit operations, providing clinical expertise, and supporting nursing staff. Key duties include coordinating patient admissions and transfers, making rounds to monitor patient conditions, managing bed control, and ensuring appropriate staffing based on census and acuity. They act as a resource for staff and medical personnel, delegate tasks, and participate in staff evaluations and orientation. The role involves problem-solving patient care issues, communicating with other departments, and leading unit activities during codes or emergencies. Qualifications include a nursing degree (Bachelor's preferred), at least two years of clinical experience, current RN license, and certifications such as CPR and specialty credentials within two years. Required skills encompass clinical proficiency, effective communication, teaching, and leadership abilities. Benefits include incentive plans, shift differentials, career development, health options, tuition reimbursement, retirement plans, paid time off, and a focus on fostering a diverse, inclusive environment. Overall, this role supports high-quality patient care and operational efficiency within a collaborative healthcare setting.