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RN Clinical Bed Coordinator

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medstar healthRosedale (MD)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$80000 - 110000 per year

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About the role

Coordinates patient placement and bed utilization across hospitals in the Baltimore area. The RN Clinical Bed Coordinator collaborates with nursing leadership, physicians, transfer services, emergency departments, perioperative services, environmental services, and transport teams to support safe, timely admissions, transfers, and discharges and improve patient flow. Coordinate patient placement and bed utilization across hospitals. Liaise with hospital departments, the transfer center, and accepting physicians to assign beds and resolve operational issues. Assess unit census, patient acuity, staffing availability, and bed availability with nursing teams. Coordinate room turnover and cleaning with Environmental Services and ensure required services are available for arriving patients. Assign beds based on patient characteristics, clinical needs, unit scope, room capabilities, and service coverage. Analyze throughput reports and operational metrics and recommend improvements to access and patient flow. Patient placement coordination Bed utilization management Patient flow and throughput management Capacity management Clinical assessment for patient placement Hospital admission and transfer coordination Bed assignment Patient acuity assessment Throughput metrics analysis Regulatory compliance Active Registered Nurse (RN) license

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