The Assistant Nurse Manager Day shift Charge is responsible for the coordination and oversight of daily operations within the surgical suite during daytime hours. This role ensures the efficient flow of surgical cases, optimal staffing, and adherence to safety and quality standards.

Key Responsibilities:

• Supervising and supporting OR staff, assigning roles based on case complexity and staff competencies.
• Coordinating surgical case flow to reduce delays and enhance operational efficiency.
• Serving as a liaison among surgical teams, anesthesia providers, and support departments to ensure flawless communication.
• Responding to emergent situations and reallocating resources to maintain patient safety and care quality.
• Ensuring compliance with institutional policies, infection control protocols, and regulatory standards.
• Mentoring and guiding staff, fostering a collaborative and professional environment.
• Supporting efficiency initiatives aimed at improving workflow, reducing turnover times, and enhancing patient care delivery.
• Contributing to system efficiency by facilitating timely case starts, optimizing room utilization, and minimizing bottlenecks in perioperative services.

• Assist the Nurse Manager in the overall administrative direction for the clinical practice of nursing and delivery of high-quality and efficient care to all patients utilizing the services of this area.
  • Collaborate with the Nurse Manager to directly supervise all nursing and technical personnel Assess the proficiency of staff.
  • Supervise daily staffing and scheduling needs of the department.
  • Evaluate staff performance, and Counsels staff members when performance issues are identified.
  • Participate in all hiring, promotion, salary adjustment, and termination decisions.
  • Function as a highly transparent role model, demonstrating quality expertise and professional behaviors that support the professional development of staff and the strategic goals of CCHS.
  • Identify and develop strategies to improve the overall knowledge base and integrity of staff.
  • Direct, mentors, and supports all levels of staff on the floor.
  • Identify potential future leaders and engage in succession planning.
  • Analyze administrative and operational functions; implement appropriate changes and system-wide improvements.
  • Develop, implement, and supervise performance improvement and patient safety initiatives.

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree in Nursing required. Master's required within 5 years.
• RN required. Operating Room experience required.
• 5 years appropriate clinical and leadership experience.

Current Certification required. (CNOR certification) If selected, candidate will, within six months of start date, successful complete the professional certification