Registered Nurse (RN) - Director CVICU - $35 per hour New

Mass General Brigham is seeking a Registered Nurse (RN) Director CVICU for a nursing job in Boston, Massachusetts.

Job Description & Requirements

• Specialty: CVICU
• Discipline: RN
• Duration: Ongoing
• 40 hours per week
• Shift: 8 hours, days
• Employment Type: Staff

At Mass General Brigham, we believe in recognizing and rewarding the unique value each team member brings to our organization. When determining base pay, we take a comprehensive approach that considers your skills, relevant experience, education, certifications, and other critical factors. The pay information provided offers an estimate based on the minimum job qualifications, but it does not encompass all the elements that contribute to your total compensation package.

Qualifications - Master's in Nursing -MSN (or) DNP (or) PhD in Nursing, (or) a BSN with a Master’s degree in a related field, required. - Current certification required. Certification must be maintained while employed in this position. - Minimum of 5 + years Acute Care nursing experience required. - Cardiac nursing experience preferred. - Critical Care experience preferred. - Previous leadership experience with demonstrated management ability is preferred. - Clinical experience will be evaluated on an individual basis by the hiring associate chief nurse. - Current registration in nursing in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Current nursing licensure in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Skills and Abilities Required: - Must have demonstrated clinical competence in nursing practice. - Must possess analytical abilities necessary to organize, to supervise and to evaluate the work of others; to develop and to administer policies, procedures, budgets, and utilize current concepts of nursing practice. - Must possess interpersonal skills sufficient to provide effective leadership to staff, and to interact with patients, visitors, physicians, other clinical disciplines and a variety of hospital departments. - Must possess both management and leadership skills to be effective with multiple levels of staff. Supervisory Responsibilities: - Responsible for the supervision of RN’s, LPN’s, technical and support personnel. Accountability: - Reports to the Associate Chief Nurse, Nursing and Clinical Services of the designated areas. NURSING DIRECTOR - Lead our nursing teams in Cardiac Surgery Intensive Care - Full Time 40 Hours/ BWH Main Campus Boston - Enjoy excellent benefits: generous paid time off; 403B match; pension/cash balance account; tuition reimbursement of $5250/year; continuing education; medical and dental; short-term disability; MBTA pass subsidy; and much more. - GENERAL OVERVIEW - The Nursing Director is the leader of the clinical discipline of nursing with administrative, fiscal, and personnel accountability in the designated clinical area. - Responsible for creating and maintaining a therapeutic, healing, patient - and family - centered care environment. - Participates in the development, refinement, communication and actualization of the BWH Department of Nursing (DON) vision, professional practice model, and relationship based care delivery system. - As the clinical leader of the discipline, the Nursing Director is responsible for establishing and maintaining the standards of nursing care and practice, establishes and maintains true collaborative relationships with nursing staff, all disciplines and departments necessary to foster optimal patient outcomes and a professional practice environment. - Partners with inter-professional and intra-professional leadership to set mutual goals that advance teamwork, interdisciplinary learning, just culture and the environment of care. At the Brigham, we place great value on being a diverse and inclusive community. Brigham Health and the Department of Nursing are dedicated to diversity, equity and inclusion as we aim to reflect the diversity of the patients in our local community. We have a dedicated focus on equity. Thus, we believe in equal access to quality care, employment and advancement opportunities encompassing the full spectrum or human diversity: race, gender, sexual orientation, religion, ethnicity, national origin and all the other forms of human presence and expression that make us better able to provide innovative and cutting-edge healthcare and research. PRINCIPAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES I. Scholarship 1. C reates an environment that supports and celebrates the professional growth of nursing practice. 2. A ctively supports the development of new nursing knowledge. 3. A ssures the use of and adherence to evidence-informed practice/standards for nursing care. 4. A ssures the practice environment supports reflective practice, e.g. through the use of narratives, and meets the needs of the relevant patient population 5. P rofessional development –self a. Participates in self-performance appraisal process in ongoing manner. b. Seeks feedback from his/her professional colleagues. c. Shares strengths and areas to be developed with associate chief nurse and other colleagues as appropriate. d. Maintains necessary clinical and managerial expertise through evidence-based practice. e. Participates in service - and department-wide developmental initiatives. f. Demonstrates commitment to life-long learning, e.g. through active participation in professional organizations. 6. C onducts timely assessments of staff learning needs and assure programs/projects are in place to address them, including collaboration with the Professional Development Managers and the center for Nursing Excellence. 7. F acilitates opportunities for staff to precept and teach others. I I. Authentic Leadership 1. S erves as a clinical leader/coach /mentor to staff. 2. P romotes staff participation in annual goal setting for his/her patient care area[s] and the Department of Nursing. 3. S erves as a leader within the community of nursing, in accordance with the standards of the discipline of nursing, including adherence to the ANA Code of Ethics. 4. A ssures appropriate personnel to meet the needs of the designated patient population. 5. D esigns and implements staffing patterns responsive to a dynamic care environment. 6. I nterviews, hires and oversees the orientation of new employees considering departmental, divisional, local and individual employee needs as basis of decisions. 7. P rovided ongoing formal and informal feedback regarding performance to staff members. 8. D elegates authority and/or responsibility to others as appropriate while maintaining 24x7 accountability. 9. D emonstrates consistent leadership in the maintenance of a fair and just culture. 10. A ssures staff participation in local-based decision making, Department of Nursing committees and initiatives. II I. Meaningful Recognition 1. P rovides formal and informal opportunities for staff to develop personal career goals and plans for their achievement. 2. P rovides ongoing formal and informal feedback regarding professional development to staff members. 3. E ncourages and recommends staff participation in unit-based decision making, Department of Nursing committees and organizational initiatives. I V. Relationship Based Care 1. C reates an environment that celebrates the professional growth of nursing practice. 2. R esponsible for creating and maintaining a caring, therapeutic, healing, patient - and family-centered care environment. 3. A ssures the presence of interventions to promote/assure a patient and family centered healing environment. 4. A ssures appropriate staffing plan to meet patient care needs on a continuous basis 5. P romotes an inclusive environment supportive of a patient - and family - centered care for a diverse community. V. Outcome Focused Measures 1. S erves as a leader of the clinical discipline, committed to excellence in nursing care and positive patient outcomes. 2. A ccountable for contributions to planning, implementing and evaluating the Department of Nursing Quality Plan, inclusive of nurse sensitive indicators and patient satisfaction metrics. 3. A ctively participates in Brigham and Women’s Hospital quality improvement programs, assuring clear articulation of the quality agenda by all staff in his/her patient care area(s) and/or specialty patient populations. 4. D evelops local-based quality agenda using performance improvement methodologies in collaboration with department and hospital-based quality leaders assuring an environment of continuous quality improvement, improved patient and systems’ outcomes. 5. A ctively translates quality improvement findings into daily operations and strategic planning for the clinical area. 6. C ommunicates and translates outcomes to staff and interdisciplinary colleagues, assuring staff’s active participation in addressing quality improvement opportunities. 7. S erves as a resource on clinical matters to assure an environment that promotes the desired patient outcomes. 8. A ssures all staff members are in compliance with regulatory standards. [For example, required licensure, orientation, ongoing education and annual b. competencies and screenings for ongoing employment]. 9. P rovides leadership in developing quality-driven and cost-effective plans to deliver patient care, including participation in strategic planning 10. A ssures the accurate attainment and review of data (complexity, volume, acuity, etc) in relation to staffing effectiveness 11. D evelops and participates in creating systems to monitor the patient care environment, knowledgeable about and mindful of relevant regulatory compliance. V I. True Collaboration 1. C ontributes to nursing as a department/discipline a. Seeks and provides peer consultation and collaboration. b. Contributes to strategy, practice and policy decisions assuring all decisions made include perspectives of constituents to be represented. c. Assures self and staff participation in DON and interdepartmental committees. d. Represents service/DON as requested on various hospital task forces/committees. 2. D emonstrates leadership in interdisciplinary collaboration, including participation in the development, implementation and evaluation of joint protocols for patient care. 3. C ollaborates in department-wide recruitment and retention strategies and initiatives. 4. C ollaborates with HR staff/leadership re: personnel management as appropriate. 5. S eeks resources/serves as a liaison for staff from within the larger nursing and BWH communities. 6. M anages patient flow ensuring collaboration with other patient care areas and/or Patient Access Department. 7. E stablishes and maintain open communication with managers of Support Services and other Department of Nursing resources as needed to assure clean and safe patient care environments. VI I. Fiscal Responsiveness 1. A ccountable to seek necessary information, including active engagement of staff, to establish trends necessary to determine appropriate personnel and supply budgets. 2. M anages to budget and articulates any short or long-term variances. 3. C ollaborates with Associate Chief Nurse to be fiscally responsive, i.e. managing volume and acuity to hours per workload index (HPWI). 4. D evelops schedules/ staffing plans that meet patient care needs on a continuous basis. 5. C ollaborates with nurse leaders and other departments to assure adequate supplies, operational, capital resources are available to staff caring for patients.

Recruiter: Boyd, Michael

Mass General Brigham Job ID #3​3​0​9​5​6​5. Posted job title: Nursing Director, Cardiac Surgery Icu

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