Assistant Nurse Manager - OR (RN)

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goldmatchSacramento (CA)

Registered NursesGeneral Medical and Surgical Hospitals

SENIORITY

Lead

SALARY

$270 K

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About the role

Job DescriptionJob DescriptionTo $270K for Assistant OR Nurse Manager in Northern California Would you like us to market you to find your perfect job? Contact us for more information.A top-performing hospital in Northern California within driving distance of Sacramento, is seeking a nurse leader to join its perioperative team in a dual-site Assistant Nurse Manager role. If you're looking to take on surgical leadership in a collaborative, high-volume environment, this role offers clear advancement potential and meaningful impact.Position Highlights: • Up to $270K base salary plus up to 7.5% bonus • Weekday schedule across two surgical campuses • Structured team and collaborative environment • Administrative call only once every 8 weeks • Relocation assistance and full benefits availableIdeal Candidate Profile: • California RN license + BSN (required) • At least two years of OR leadership experience • CNOR and/or MSN/MHA preferred • Experience in union environments helpfulThis role offers strong compensation, long-term career growth, and the chance to lead within a mission-driven health system in one of the most desirable areas of California.Please contact us to be considered by the hiring Manager.For further details and next steps please contact Sean at (954) 727-8865 or . We will be happy to assist you. Note: This summary is not exhaustive and may include potential income, ranges, or benefit options. Please contact us for full details.

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