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General Surgery Nurse Manager

Posted 6 days ago

ohiohealthRiverlea (OH)

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$103000 - 130000 per year

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About the role

OhioHealth is seeking a Clinical Nurse Manager for General Surgery at Riverside Methodist Hospital. In this leadership role, you will oversee daily operations for a busy surgical unit, ensuring safe, evidence-based, and compassionate care. Responsibilities include supervising and mentoring nursing staff, managing staffing and budgets, driving quality and patient safety initiatives, and collaborating with surgeons and interdisciplinary teams. You’ll foster an inclusive, supportive culture, champion continuous improvement, and support professional development while advancing community-focused, innovative care. Oversee daily operations of the general surgery nursing unit Lead, mentor, and evaluate nursing staff performance Develop and manage schedules to ensure safe staffing levels Collaborate with surgeons and interdisciplinary teams for coordinated care Monitor quality metrics and implement patient safety initiatives Manage unit budget and resource allocation Ensure compliance with regulatory and hospital policies Support staff education, onboarding, and professional development Promote an inclusive, patient-centered culture Drive continuous improvement and evidence-based practice adoption Clinical leadership Staff scheduling Budget management Quality and safety monitoring Electronic Health Records (EHR) Policy and protocol development Performance management Patient flow management Regulatory compliance Data-driven decision-making Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k Active RN license in OH BLS certification ACLS preferred CNML or CENP preferred General surgery/acute care experience

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