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Director of Surgical Orthopedics (RN, BSN) – Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center

Vendor Connect on Dec 28, 2016 8:45:03 AM

Full-time/ No Weekends

The largest medical facility in the region, Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center (EIRMC) is a modern, Joint Commission-accredited, 330-bed full-service hospital located in Idaho Falls.

EIRMC serves as the region’s healthcare hub, offering specialty services including cardiovascular surgery, leading-edge cancer treatment, trauma, neurosurgery, intensive care for adults and infants, and a helicopter and ground medical rescue service.

The Nursing Director (RN) provides oversight and direction to the post-Surgical department, Orthopedics Department and Intermediate Surgical Center. The Nursing Director (RN) is responsible for effectively directing the delivery of patient care that promotes the safety and well-being of all patients in the assigned departments on a 24-hour, 7 days/week basis.  The Nursing Director has a broad vision for service lines he/she is responsible for.  The Nursing Director espouses the mission, values and ethics of the corporation, hospital and nursing department and serves as a professional role model.

Service

  • Defines an environment that will foster a culture of service. 
  • Facilitates interdepartmental communication.
  • Provides direction and sets goals, with program coordinator, to achieve and maintain centers of excellence.  Defines customer satisfaction strategic goals and is accountable for results and improvement. 
  • Responsible for inter- and intradepartmental conflict resolution and outcomes.

Quality

  • Director is accountable for patient and staff safety. 
  • Develops service line/department QI plan and ensures quality improvement processes are in place and yielding optimal outcomes. 
  • Provides direction for risk management, in collaboration with Risk Manager.
  • Develops processes to reduce risk and prevent occurrences. 
  • Is responsible for JCAHO performance and regulatory compliance.
  • Improves delivery of care by assessing need for and implementing redesign. 
  • Leads effort to obtain magnet hospital status.

Financial

  • Director ties budgeting functions to Strategic Planning process.
  • Provides direction and oversight for budget, and final approval at department level.
  • Is responsible to ensure compliance with budget.
  • Supports Case Management and Utilization Review initiatives.
  • Is responsible to provide direction and oversight, and to ensure compliance with productivity standards for each department.
  • Provides direction for identifying cost-saving opportunities.

People

  • Director ensures that department has needed resources (i.e., staff, education) to facilitate optimal performance.   
  • Serves as interdepartmental liaison and maintains open lines of communication between Administration, physicians, managers/staff, and patients/families in all departments.
  • Ensures high quality performance of staff.  
  • Is responsible for developing recruitment and retention plan for department.    
  • Is accountable for fair, consistent application and adherence to policies and procedures.

Growth 

  • Director ensures successful implementation of strategic initiatives. 
  • Creates service line vision to identify new opportunities for expansion of existing services and development of new services in concert with strategic initiatives.
  • Collaborates with Community Relations to market service lines and accomplish outreach initiatives.
  • Bachelors of Nursing “BSN” degree from an accredited school of nursing. 
  • Master’s degree preferred.
  • Current Idaho Registered Nurse license, AHA CPR for Healthcare Providers certification and all hospital mandatory requirements. 
  • Demonstrated successful experience in management with financial responsibilities, minimum requirement of 2 years of management experience. 
  • Minimum of 3 years nursing experience in an Orthopedic or similar unit
  • Experience managing interactions with physicians, nursing staff, staff in other departments, patients, families and the public effectively. 
  • Must have the sensitivity, maturity and ability to communicate clearly and concisely. 
  • Strong leadership abilities including professionalism, common sense, critical thinking skills, flexibility, honesty, and a service oriented attitude. 

Compensation commensurate with experience with salary range of $72-$100K, with bonus top end of 15% (average payout around 10%). Sign on and Relo assistance available.

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