Nurse Manager of Burn Trauma ICU RN

Responsibilities:

-Design and implement a strategic plan for individualized, goal-directed
nursing care.
-Delegate and supervise tasks to meet patient needs and enhance
nursing competency.
-Lead patient safety initiatives through planning and execution of care
delivery processes.
-Select and manage unit-based staff to foster a cohesive and dedicated
team.
-Monitor budgets and maintain operating expenses within targeted
levels.
-Participate and contribute to committees and special projects aimed at
improving professional practice.
-Engage actively in performance improvement activities to ensure safe
and efficient patient care.
-Control costs while ensuring patient safety and quality of care.
-Educate and report on trends and occurrences to improve patient
safety and outcomes.
-Ensure staff training on reporting guidelines for medical errors and
unanticipated outcomes.

Benefits & Perks:

-Comprehensive medical coverage, including low copay options and
free telemedicine services.
-Additional dental, vision, life, and disability coverage options.
-Access to flexible spending accounts and supplemental health
protection plans.
-Free emotional, physical, and financial wellbeing resources.
-401(k) Plan with 100% match on 3% to 9% of pay, based on years of
service.
-Discounted stock purchase plan.
-Support for family building, fertility, and adoption assistance.
-Referral services for life’s essential needs.
-Exclusive consumer discounts and preferred banking partnerships.
-Education assistance, including tuition support and scholarships.
-Colleague recognition programs and generous time off benefits.
-Employee Health Assistance Fund offering coverage based on income.

Requirements:

-Minimum of five years of acute care experience as an RN in the Burn or -Trauma ICU, with two years of leadership experience in a similar ICU
setting.
-Experience in Magnet or Pathways facilities is required.
-Valid Texas State RN license or Compact license accepted.
-BLS/ACLS certification required.
-BSN degree is required; MSN is preferred.
-Trauma experience is highly preferred.