Nurse Manager

Location:

Birmingham, AL

The Nurse Manager provides leadership and oversight for clinical operations across all practice locations. This role ensures high-quality patient care, regulatory compliance, efficient clinical workflows, and alignment with organizational goals. The Nurse Manager serves as a key liaison between providers, clinical staff, and executive leadership.

• Staffing Manager
• Registered Nurse
• Oncology RN
• Licensed Practical Nurse
• Medical Assistant
• Medical Assistant/Scribe
• Site Coordinators
• Phlebotomist

While performing the duties of this job, the employee is occasionally required to stand; walk; sit, handle, or feel objects, tools, or controls; reach with hands and arms; stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl; and talk or hear. The employee must occasionally lift and/or move more than 50 pounds. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Personnel/Hiring/Orientation/Retention/Disciplinary

• Lead, train, inspire, and evaluate all clinical team members of UCA.
• Screen, interview, hire, discipline, and terminate, in conjunction with HR, all clinical team members.
• Supervise onboarding education and orientation for all clinical team members.
• Supervise staffing of weekly schedule of nursing staff for all physicians/providers for all office locations.
• Ensure that physician’s schedules are provided with experienced clinical team members to run and manage clinic.
• Supervise daily, even hourly, staffing for both AM and PM clinic, adjusting for call-ins, delays, and/or early departures of clinical team members.
• Monitor and approve all clinical team members’ time and attendance and conduct counseling and disciplinary action for team members incurring time and attendance issues.
• Ensure overtime is kept to a minimum.
• Address behavior and performance concerns with clinical team members, escalating complex issues of concern to HR, up to and including termination.
• Meet one-on-one with clinical team members on a regular basis to build relationships and trust that lead to staff retention.
• Maintain open-door policy to promote open lines of communication and accessibility.

Clinical Protocols/Quality of Care/Best Practice Standards

• Coordinate implementation of new and/or changes to existing clinical protocols with appropriate physician(s), medical director(s), clinical team members, and other appropriate personnel, and disseminate to communicate new protocols or changes to all involved parties prior to implementation date.
• Interact with physicians to resolve problems & improve clinical efficiencies.
• Make recommendations to the CEO and Board regarding proposed quality initiatives, best practice standards, and potential areas of increased efficiencies or identified wastes, risk management concerns, or areas of improvement.
• Lead internal UCA Safety Team to ensure all clinical areas are compliant with OSHA standards.
• Provide required onboarding and annual training OSHA for all UCA team members.
• Maintain OSHA records as related to training and equipment at all offices.
• Complete OSHA-required reporting.
• Update annual Bloodborne Pathogens Exposure Control Plan, Hazard Communication Policy, and Respiratory Protection Plan as required by OSHA.
• Provide annual education for all FDA REMS programs.
• Coordinate and schedule CPR recertification prior to expiration for all UCA clinical team members and other team members interested in certification.
• Purchase and provide training to all clinical staff and practitioners on mobility devices used to provide access to medical care for patients with mobility disabilities required by the ADA.
• Monitor and ensures medical waste is in compliance with federal, state, and county regulations.
• Report violations of waste and/or exposure swiftly to appropriate entities, and complete required reporting of event(s).
• Provide requested reports for CEO, President, Medical Directors, Finance, etc. as requested.
• Assimilates task force as needed to address systemic issues or issues impacting multiple departments and/or disciplines.

Equipment/Supplies/Medications

• Ensure all satellite offices are appropriately set up with accounts for ordering controlled substances.
• Supervise all DEA licensing requirements for ordering and storing controlled substances.
• Conduct routine reviews of controlled substance inventory log and security at all UCA locations.
• Review & compare prices of all equipment, supplies and medications to achieve best possible price.
• Notifies providers and clinical team members of items on backorder or recall and provides alternative solutions.
• Review GPO updates to ensure UCA is utilizing available contract pricing for purchasing.
• Monitor inventory of supplies, equipment, and medications at cost-effective levels.
• Work with site coordinators to ensure each UCA location has appropriate quantities of supplies, equipment, and medications.
• Coordinate and arrange annual OSHA-required Preventive Maintenance (PM)…