RN Manager/Supervisor ICU Full-time
Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center

Clinical Nurse Leader Fellow (RN) - Surgical Intensive Care and Intermediate Surgical Care Units.

Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center Lebanon, NH, US

Overview

Clinical Nurse Leader Fellow (RN) Surgical Intensive Care and Intermediate Surgical Care

Full-time, 40 hours p/week

 

To facilitate the transition of BSN prepared Registered Nurses to the Clinical Nurse Leader (CNL) role by working to improve the quality of patient care outcomes while mentored by CNLs and Lean Six Sigma Black Belts and attending a graduate CNL program. Ensures coordination of patient care through the development and use of practice standards. Serves as a clinical expert providing analytical support to nursing leadership to plan and predict patient care needs based on quality benchmarking, research, and evidenced based practice.

Responsibilities

  • Performs tasks listed below mentored by a certified CNL and Lean Six Sigma Black Belt.
  • Designs, coordinates, integrates, and evaluates nursing care for assigned units(s) to ensure optimal patient outcome. Performs or oversees the collection of holistic assessments.
  • Collaborates with unit leadership to create an environment that facilitates and improves patient care delivery.
  • Synthesizes data, information, and knowledge to evaluate and achieve optimal patient outcomes
  • Provides leadership in the educational needs of patients and families and develops the clinical expertise of staff. Provides formal and informal educational opportunities on the unit to improve clinical skills of all staff.
  • Recommends specific programming to build clinical skill set of staff. Provides input and feedback to Manager related to evaluation and competency of staff.
  • Patriciates in staff meetings, huddles, and other department meetings.
  • Complete graduate CL program up to and including certification.
  • Performs other duties as assigned.

    • Qualifications

    • An eligible candidate must have at least three years nursing experience.
    • The candidate must have a written recommendation from their current manager.
    • A Bachelor’s degree in nursing is required.
    • The candidate must be accepted into a qualified CNL graduate program before their fellowship start date.
    • Preferred experience includes, but may not be limited to:
    • Performance improvement/Quality improvement committees and or projects
    • Participation in shared governance/local practice council
    • Safety champion participation
    • Experience with implementing unit initiatives
    • Preceptor experience
    • Leadership experience (supervisor, charge RN)
    • Preferred education/certifications include, but are not limited to:
    • Yellow or Green Belt training/certification
    • Specialty certifications
    • Quality or safety certifications

    Required Licensure/Certifications

      • Licensed Registered Nurse with NH eligibility
      • BLS required

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