Assistant Nurse Manager Acute Obstetrics Full Time Nights

Up to $15,000 Sign-On bonus based on experience

Summary

The Assistant Nurse Manager in Acute OB is a registered nurse who, using critical thinking skills, coordinates the clinical activities within the OB/NICU areas and collaborates with other members of the health care team. She/he directly and indirectly supervises the care rendered by all OB/NICU service line staff. This individual will be competent to perform in all areas of the OB Service, to include but not limited to OB ED Nurse, QMP, L&D Nurse, & OBOR Circulator, as required to ensure the smooth operation of the OB Service as a whole. ANM is responsible for assisting with unit staffing and schedule.

She/he is a leader and support to NICU service.

Qualifications

Minimum Education / Licensure / Certifications

• Licensed Registered Nurse, State of Florida
• BSN preferred
• BLS/CPR certification (American Heart or equivalent)
• ACLS certification (American Heart or equivalent)
• NRP(American Academy of Pediatrics) within 90 days
• Successful completion of Basic EKG course
• AWOHNN FETAL MONITORING within 180 Days
• Certifications specific to areas of expertise

Minimum Experience

• 2-3 years RN experience in clinical area

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