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Nurse Manager I – Continuum of Care

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kaiser permanenteSeven Corners (VA)

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$128000 - 155000 per year

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About the role

Kaiser Permanente is seeking a Nurse Manager I to lead continuum of care operations at Virginia Hospital Center. The Nurse Manager will oversee clinical staff, coordinate patient transitions, and ensure high-quality, patient-centered care. Responsibilities include supervising daily nursing activities, managing staffing and scheduling, monitoring clinical performance, and driving adherence to regulatory standards and organizational policies. The role also involves collaborating with interdisciplinary teams, implementing process improvements, mentoring nurses, and using data and health IT tools to enhance outcomes and operational efficiency. Lead and supervise nursing staff across the continuum of care Coordinate patient transitions between inpatient, outpatient, and community settings Develop staffing plans, schedules, and performance evaluations Ensure compliance with clinical, safety, and regulatory standards Collaborate with physicians and interdisciplinary teams on care plans Use EHR and data reports to monitor outcomes and improve processes Implement quality improvement and patient safety initiatives Mentor and develop nursing team members through coaching and training Manage departmental resources and support budget goals Engage patients and families to promote patient-centered care Clinical leadership Care coordination Staff supervision Healthcare operations management Electronic Health Records (EHR) Quality improvement Regulatory compliance Patient safety protocols Data-driven decision making Budget and resource management Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k Active RN license BSN required MSN preferred BLS certification ACLS certification preferred Certification in Nursing Administration (e.g., NE-BC) preferred Case management or care coordination experience

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