Nurse Supervisor

Role Overview

The Nurse Supervisor is responsible for leading nursing staff in delivering compassionate, personalized outpatient rehabilitation care. They oversee the development and implementation of patient care programs, ensure adherence to policies, and serve as a key liaison between administration and staff. This role includes supervising nursing services, managing staff performance, providing on-the-spot feedback, and assuming patient care when necessary. Building meaningful relationships with patients and celebrating their recovery progress are essential components of the position.

Qualifications & Skills

• Current RN licensure as per state requirements
• BLS certification; ACLS within one year, CRRN within one year of eligibility
• Preferred Bachelor's Degree in Nursing or related field
• Minimum two years recent inpatient hospital experience
• Previous leadership experience, such as charge nurse or supervisory role

Key Responsibilities

• Supervise nursing care, treatment, and services during shifts or on specific units
• Assist in developing personalized patient care plans and policies
• Monitor staff performance, conduct evaluations, and address issues
• Coordinate with management and staff to ensure seamless operations
• Provide direct patient care when needed and foster recovery-focused relationships