RN Prep Pacu Supervisor Ambulatory

Back RN Prep/PACU Supervisor - Ambulatory Surgical

Center - Green Bay, WI #25-604 Green Bay, Wisconsin, United States

Working Supervisor, this position will work full time at 40 hours per week. A Pre/Post-PACU RN Supervisor in an ambulatory surgery center is responsible for leading the nursing team to ensure safe and efficient patient care in the pre-operative and post-anesthesia recovery phases. Key duties include staff supervision and scheduling, patient flow management, clinical oversight, ensuring compliance with safety protocols, staff education, and serving as a liaison between physicians and other departments.

This role also involves administrative tasks such as performance evaluations, staff schedules, inventory management, and contributing to quality improvement initiatives.

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• Performs full range of leadership responsibilities which include, but is not limited to: interviewing, hiring, coaching, and development of employees; managing performance and any performance issues; planning, assigning, and directing work; encourage innovation, teamwork, fiscal responsibility, high-quality work, and a positive/productive work environment.
• Front line management and problem solving of staffing gaps, scheduling, and performance concerns.
• Provide and oversee high-quality nursing care across Pre-op and PACU from admission through discharge, ensuring patient safety, comfort, and adherence to anesthesia recovery and discharge criteria.
• Ensure accurate, timely documentation and order management in EPIC, including consents, order entry, chart reviews, post-op calls, and maintenance of order sets and discharge materials.
• Coordinate patient flow and case progression by serving as a key liaison with physicians and communicating effectively with interdisciplinary departments.
• Assess patient needs using preadmission history, scheduled procedures, and physician preferences; develop and implement individualized plans of care based on nursing assessment and standards of practice.
• Monitor vital signs and patient responses, perform clinical interventions (e.g., IV initiation), and function effectively in emergency or high-stress situations while applying infection control practices.
• Contribute to quality assurance, department metrics, and performance improvement initiatives.

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