Assistant Nurse Manager - Pediatric Emergency Department - F/T Evenings

The Assistant Nurse Manager (ANM) is a professional, registered nurse who is a skilled communicator, collaborator and authentic leader. The ANM supports the organization in the execution of the nursing strategic plan and priorities. The ANM actively participates in unit and hospital decision-making and provides meaningful recognition to others. The ANM provides operational and administrative support to Nurse leadership. This position effectively coordinates staffing, supports throughput, quality and safety outcomes, staff competency, hiring, clinical and staff corrective actions, unit efficiency, quality care and other departmental activities to support the mission, vision and values of Hackensack Meridian Health. The ANM, in collaboration with the Nurse Manager, assesses, plans, implements, monitors and evaluates nursing practice and the nursing care delivery system with direct supervision of front-line staff. Leadership/Human Resource Management: In collaboration with the Nurse Manager, the ANM: 1. Participate with recruitment and retention strategies. 2. Assist with unit huddles and leader rounding with employees. 3. Participates with unit goal creation which are reflective of the hospital goals as well as the mission and vision of Hackensack Meridian Health. 4. Participate or lead when appropriate: evidenced-based practice projects or research. 5. Participate or lead when appropriate: unit-based or hospital based shared governance committees or councils. 6. Resolve conflicts and facilitates constructive resolutions and positive outcomes if possible. 7. Complete employee corrective action plans/counseling as necessary. 8. Adhere to HMH's Organizational and Managerial competencies and standards of behavior. 9. Prepare and conduct periodic performance evaluations to assigned staff members. 10. Contribute to and/or monitors the unit orientation process of all roles as necessary. 11. Participate with and models the importance of employee recognition. 12. Model cultural competence, social justice and fairness, and capitalizes on generational diversity to foster highly effective work groups. 13. Where applicable, escalates nursing labor/management issues. Financial Management: The ANM collaborates with the Nurse Manager for efficient fiscal management of departmental activities to ensure proper utilization of hospital resources: 1. Participates in Payroll, Staff Scheduling and daily staffing needs. 2. Assists in the management of the department budget. Monitors business intelligence for the unit. 3. Maximizes care efficiency and throughput. 4. Understands the relationship between value-based purchasing and quality outcomes with revenue and reimbursement. 5. Monitors unit staffing productivity and flexes staff accordingly. Quality and Safety/Performance Improvement: In collaboration with the Nurse Manager, the ANM will: 1. Optimize the patient and family experience of care. 2. Lead Multidisciplinary Rounds. 3. Ensure unit-based performance improvement monitoring is completed, trended and reported internal and external to the unit. 4. Lead or participates with quality improvement projects. 5. Lead or conducts root cause analysis investigations. 6. Assure unit regulatory compliance.