Supervisory Nurse (Clinical)

Quick Facts

• Role: Lead and coordinate clinical nursing operations
• Focus: Supervision, clinical oversight, staffing, and workflow support

Description

Provide nursing care supervision, training, counseling, and administrative oversight to coordinate multidisciplinary healthcare personnel. Plan, assign, and review work, set priorities, develop schedules, and ensure adequate staffing for clinic operations. Collaborate with providers and department leadership to optimize clinic workflow and support patient care activities.

Responsibilities

• Plan, assign, and review work of nursing and multidisciplinary staff
• Establish priorities and develop work schedules
• Ensure adequate staffing to support clinic operations
• Administer and manage multidisciplinary clinical operations
• Collaborate with providers and department leadership to optimize clinic workflow
• Provide clinical oversight and operational support for patient care activities

Requirements

• US citizenship
• Accredited nursing degree (associate/bachelor/diploma) with transcripts
• Current, active, unrestricted RN license and passage of the National Council Licensure Examination
• Meet credentialing requirements
• Obtain and maintain eligibility for Secret security clearance (background investigation and credit check)
• Meet mandatory seasonal influenza vaccination requirements or provide approved exemption documentation
• Immunization screening; Hepatitis B immunization required for direct patient contact
• Tuberculosis testing
• Consent to pre-employment screening and random drug testing (urinalysis)
• Pre-placement medical examination
• Ability to lift up to 25 pounds
• Maintain Basic Life Support (BLS) certification (American Red Cross or American Heart Association)
• Mission essential readiness to report during contingency operations or emergencies
• Complete supervisory probationary period(s) and meet employment fitness/suitability requirements

Benefits

A comprehensive federal benefits package for eligible employees and their families; eligibility and specific benefits depend on the position type and status.