Nurse Manager, Emergency Room (rn)
(Baltimore, Maryland)

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A 500 bed teaching hospital is seeking a nurse manager to oversee a level II Emergency Room. This ER sees over 80,000 visits per year. Responsibility for a 48 bed ER with expansion to 53 beds. The manager will direct a staff of 125 FTE’s to include all aspects of administrative and operational functions. There are 16 team leaders and 1 educator. This large community hospital ER is associated with 70+% of the facilities in house admissions.

Experience Required:  

·        Clinical management ER experience in a Level I or Level II Trauma Center seeing at least 50,000 patients per year

·        Demonstrated ability to act in a leadership role

·        Budget experience

·        Excellent interpersonal communication skills

·        Flexible in setting priorities

·        Computer literate and familiar with word processing applications

·        Knowledge of JCAHO regulations, QI, as well as policy and procedure

·        Graduation from an accredited school of Nursing

·        ACLS certified

·        Currently licensed as a Registered Nurse with the ability to gain Maryland licensure

·        Bachelors degree, Masters preferred

This premier teaching hospital features state-of-the-art facilities, national acclaim, and renowned Centers of Excellence.  This non-profit institution’s mission is providing quality patient care, teaching and research.  It has received acclaim in the areas of cardiology, cancer, orthopedics, trauma, and pediatrics.  Near future goals and objectives include Magnet Status and are preparing for expansion, growth and renewed focus on patient care.

The hospital is in the Baltimore area featuring neighborhoods that are rich in cultures.  Baltimore’s neighborhoods present an ethnically-infused diversity all their own, and the personality can change dramatically from block to block where you will find unique restaurants, one-of-a-kind shops, live theatre and music, and festivals of all kinds held throughout the year.

If you are drawn to the city lights, downtown Baltimore and its sparkling Inner Harbor are minutes away. Featuring the National Aquarium, shopping and dining at Harborplace and live entertainment at the Power Plant Live, the Inner Harbor is a great place to start your exploration of a city that simultaneously holds on to its unique past while embracing a progressive future.

The hospital is easily accessible to the entire metro area.  Go north to farm and horse country, south to Maryland’s capital, Annapolis, and the Naval Academy, east to the Chesapeake Bay and further on to the beaches and Atlantic shore.