6 California Nurse Management Jobs
Travel Nurse (RN) - Nurse Management
$4,816/wk
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Preferred Skills/Experience: Five years' technical experience preferred. One year's leadership experience.
Preferred Credentials: Master's degree preferred. National specialty certification in area of expertise or nursing administration preferred.
Unit Details: Maintains a highly visible presence on the unit, conducts daily rounds with physicians and staff, and coordinates patient and family care needs. Supervises nursing and ancillary personnel and schedules, leads, and coordinates the daily activities of the assigned unit. Nursing administration role includes administrative and general support for Nursing Services, staff support, scheduling coordination, allocation of nursing staff resources, and balancing staffing to patient and unit needs.
Floating Requirements: You may be required to float to Adventist Health locations within 30 miles.
Pre-employment modules may be required for this role. Please upload any certifications or health documents you have to your profile to expedite your on-boarding process.
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Nurse Management Job Responsibilities and Salary
Nurse Managers fulfill a leadership role by managing the human and financial assets of their assigned part of an organization. Job responsibilities typically include hiring, orienting, training, and retaining employees. Nurse Managers usually have a fiscal responsibility, and they are expected to anticipate future needs, such as staffing, for the area they are responsible for. The average annual salary for Nurse Managers in the United States is nearly $120,000.
Nurse Management Travel Nurse Jobs in California
Nurse Manager travel jobs are widely available for those who want to apply their leadership skills to benefit patients and employees. Those who work in Nursing Management are energized by the opportunity to make a difference and are ready to face the current challenges in healthcare. Job descriptions for Nurse Managers often include hiring and supervising staff members, creating work schedules, planning budgets, and facilitating a team approach. Apply today to find the Nurse Manager travel job that is right for you.
