RN Medical Team Administrator
southern health partnersHenderson (NC)
RN Medical Team Administrator
Posted 2 days ago
southern health partnersHenderson (NC)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
RN Medical Team Administrator Vance County Jail | Henderson, NCFull Time | Rotating Schedule Opposite Staff Nurse Competitive Pay | Sign-On & Retention BonusLead the Way from Day OneReady to make your mark? Southern Health Partners (SHP) is launching healthcare services at Vance County Jail, and we're looking for a Full Time Registered Nurse Medical Team Administrator to help build a strong clinical foundation from the start. This is more than a leadership title—you'll have the opportunity to help establish daily workflows, support your nursing team, and set the tone for quality patient care in a secure, structured environment. Working on a rotating schedule opposite the staff nurse, you'll provide essential leadership coverage while helping ensure consistency and continuity of care. You'll have the autonomy to lead, the support of an experienced healthcare organization, and the opportunity to be part of something new. Why Join SHP?With more than 30 years of correctional healthcare experience, Southern Health Partners provides the clinical resources, leadership support, and proven systems to help you succeed. Sign-On & Retention Bonus Competitive PayFull-Time Opportunity Leadership Role at a New SHP Site Professional Autonomy Supportive Clinical Team Structured, Secure Work Environment Opportunity to Build and Improve Clinical Workflows Make a Meaningful Difference in an Underserved Population Bring your nursing leadership, initiative, and heart to Vance County Jail—and help build something meaningful from the ground up with Southern Health Partners.
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