Orlando Health

Charge Nurse Neuro ICU Nights

ID
2026-314810
Status
Variable Full-Time
Shift
Night
Location
Princeton Medical Center
Department
BHPH NEURO ICU
Subcategory
Clin Assistant Nurse Mgr Advan

Position Summary

The Clinical Assistant Nurse Manager (CANM) leads shift operations to ensure high-quality patient care, efficient patient flow, and a positive patient experience. The CANM oversees daily clinical operations, including patient assignments, staffing, productivity, and quality outcomes.

Responsibilities

  • Leads daily shift operations to ensure safe, high-quality patient care, efficient patient flow, and an exceptional patient experience.
  • Oversees staffing, patient assignments, and resource allocation based on patient acuity and operational needs.
  • Coordinates patient care and throughput with physicians and interdisciplinary teams to achieve quality and length-of-stay goals.
  • Serves as a clinical resource, providing direct patient care, mentoring staff, and supporting evidence-based practice.
  • Promotes a culture of safety, accountability, collaboration, and continuous improvement through rounds, huddles, and quality initiatives.
  • Supports team engagement, professional development, retention, and an inclusive, positive work environment.
  • Ensures compliance with organizational policies, regulatory standards, and readiness requirements.
  • Models the mission, vision, and values of Baptist Health and Orlando Health while supporting strategic initiatives and operational excellence.

Qualifications

Education/Training

  • Graduate of accredited school of nursing.

Licensure/Certification

  • Current licensure as a registered nurse in the State of Alabama.
  • Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification.
  • Certification in area of expertise; preferred.

Experience

  • A minimum of one year of experience as a Registered Nurse in ICU setting. Neuro ICU experience preferred.

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