Expatriate Administration Supervisor jobs in South Carolina

Position Summary

The Nursing Administrative Supervisor represents Hospital and Nursing Administration to the hospital and medical staff, families and the public within established guidelines.  The Nursing Administrative Supervisor (NAS) acts as a clinical and administrative resource for nursing personnel.  The NAS has delegated authority to support, advice and direct overall management of nursing practice for a specific period of time.  The NAS acts as an advisor/collaborator to other departments as required for problem solving and maintaining the quality of care we wish to provide for our customers.

Minimum Requirements

Education           

• Bachelors of Science in Nursing
• Graduate of an accredited school of nursing

Experience        

• Minimum of four (4) years’ experience as a registered nurse in the clinical setting

License/Registration/Certifications       

• Current licensure or work permit to practice as a Registered Nurse in the State of South Caroline
• BLS, ACLS

Preferred Requirements

Preferred Education      

• Masters of Science in Nursing

Preferred Experience   

• 2-3 years’ in a nursing leadership role

Preferred License/Registration/Certifications   

• N/A

Core Job Responsibilities

• Assumes responsibility for monitoring and adjusting staff levels to assure optimal patient care and cost effective utilization of personnel. 
• Makes staffing changes based on accepted staffing patterns, acuity level, differential levels of practice and overall unit environment.
• Uses administrative and nursing policies and procedures to guide and direct the management of nursing staff.
• Collaborative measures are taken to facilitate the anticipation of internal and external customer needs.
• Responds to in-house emergencies and directs activities as appropriate (Codes and Disasters).
• Promotes an environment, which stimulates continuous improvement, employee growth and retention.
• Applies counseling skills in supervision and motivation of personnel in accordance with SRHC personnel policies.
• Serves as a resource for nursing staff in determining appropriate nursing interventions.
• Remains clinically competent as appropriate for the role.
• Provides direction to others in the management of patient care problems.
• Incorporates recommendations from nursing research into practice as appropriate.
• Is an effective representative for the department and the faculty.  Attends meetings, conferences and workshops related to nursing and the position.  Participates on nursing and hospital committees.
• Seeks educational opportunity within primary work environment and incorporates advances into practice.
• Other Duties as Assigned