Clinical Nurse Manager - 10 hour shift – Inpatient Psychiatry

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Advanced Practice Psychiatric Nurses Psychiatric and Substance Abuse Hospitals

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Manager

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$145,000 per year

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About the role

About This Role The Clinical Nurse Manager in Inpatient Psychiatry at New York-Presbyterian is responsible for leading patient care delivery on an assigned unit, ensuring efficient operations, and promoting a culture of safety and quality. This role is ideal for experienced nursing leaders looking to advance their careers in a supportive and dynamic environment. Highlights

Pay: $145,000 - $168,000/year

Location: New York, NY Facility: New York-Presbyterian/Allen Hospital

Schedule: Full-Time, Evening shift (2pm to 12am, 4 days a week) What You\u 2019ll DoManage the delivery of patient care on an assigned unit. Facilitate efficient daily operations related to patient throughput. Promote a culture of safety and quality by implementing established standards. Collaborate with the Patient Care Director to establish unit goals. Monitor staff compliance with regulatory and hospital requirements.

Requirements

Education: Bachelor\u 2019s Degree in Nursing required Master\u 2019s in Nursing preferred

Experience: 2 years of clinical nursing experience required Previous leadership experience as charge nurse or supervisor preferred Previous psychiatric experience preferred

Licenses & Certifications: NYS RN license required BCLS certification required About New York-Presbyterian New York-Presbyterian Hospital is a leading healthcare provider committed to delivering exceptional patient care. They foster a culture of respect, belonging, and inclusion, and offer comprehensive benefits to support their employees and their families.

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