Director of Nursing (DON)
complete care managementWest Milford (NJ)
Director of Nursing (DON)
Posted 2 days ago
complete care managementWest Milford (NJ)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Director of Nursing (DON) Complete Care at Milford Manor
Complete Care at Milford Manor is seeking anexperienced Director of Nursing (DON)to lead our nursing department. We are looking for a strong, hands-on clinical leader with proven experience in skilled nursing and long-term care who can drive quality outcomes, support staff development, and maintain high standards of resident care.
Key Responsibilities:
Oversee daily nursing operations and ensure quality resident care.
Lead, mentor, and support nursing leadership and clinical staff.
Maintain compliance with state, federal, and regulatory requirements.
Oversee infection control, clinical policies, and quality improvement initiatives.
Collaborate with the Administrator and interdisciplinary team to improve clinical outcomes.
Manage staffing, clinical performance, and survey readiness.
Qualifications:
- Active RN license in New Jersey required.
- Previous Director of Nursing experience in a skilled nursing or long-term care setting required.
- Strong knowledge of CMS regulations, survey processes, and clinical compliance.
- Proven leadership, communication, and staff management skills.
- Ability to thrive in a fast-paced healthcare environment.
- Why Join Complete Care?
- Supportive regional and corporate leadership
- Comprehensive benefits package
- Opportunities for professional growth
- Collaborative, resident-focused environment
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