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Emergency Room RN Clinical Nurse Coordinator

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hca healthcareQuinby (SC)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$78000 - 108000 per year

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About the role

Coordinates and delivers patient-centered nursing care in the emergency department during an assigned shift. The Clinical Nurse Coordinator supports admissions and discharges, evaluates care quality, guides staff, assists with scheduling and supplies, and contributes to staff development and improved clinical outcomes. Coordinate and deliver patient-centered nursing care during the assigned shift. Assist with patient admission and discharge processes to support efficient throughput. Participate in evaluating the quality of nursing care and implement improvement initiatives. Serve as a resource for staff and support teamwork and patient service recovery. Assist with staff scheduling, training, performance evaluations, and personnel actions. Support inventory control and management of unit supplies and equipment. Emergency nursing care Patient assessment Care coordination Admission and discharge processes Quality-of-care evaluation Staff scheduling Nursing staff training Performance evaluation Inventory control Medical supplies and equipment management Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Paid Time Off Paid Family Leave Short-Term Disability Long-Term Disability 401k Employee Stock Purchase Plan Tuition Assistance Registered Nurse (RN) license Associate Degree in Nursing or RN Diploma

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