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INTRODUCTION

The Sr Director, Chief Nursing Officer for the Greenville, SC Novant hospital. This position is an executive leader responsible for overseeing all nursing practices, including the opportunity to oversee respiratory and other departments within the medical center. This role provides strategic direction, administration, and clinical leadership to ensure high-quality patient care, nursing efficiency, regulatory compliance, and alignment with the medical center and Novant Health’s mission, vision, and values. Reporting directly to the Market President, the Sr Director CNO role focuses on aligning facility nursing practices with the broader health system’s standards and goals while ensuring high-quality, patient-centered care. The CNO is an essential member of the facility’s leadership team, supporting both facility-level operations and system-wide strategies for nursing excellence.

ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Core Processes and Activities

• Directs and evaluates any and all management operations related to: Quality Indicators, HCAPS/CMS, Joint Commission, DHSR and Effectiveness in the accomplishment of objectives and goals established for facility and corporate operations and projects.
• Reviews results and recommends actions in coordination with corporate goals.
• Presents to leadership outcomes and plan for continued growth and improvement.
• Exercises extreme discretion in review of all records and information to ensure confidentiality of all matters.
• Participate with leaders from the Governing Body, Senior Leadership, Medical Staff and clinical areas in health system’s decision-making structures and processes.
• Participate in developing and implementing the system’s plan for providing patient care consistent with the system’s mission, goals, values and strategic plan. Participate with leaders from the governing body, senior leadership, medical staff and clinical areas in planning, promoting and conducting organization-wide performance assessment and improvement activities.
• Focuses on long term objectives and considers future implications of today’s decisions.
• Seeks to optimize the bigger picture.
• Demonstrates constancy of purpose.

Leadership:

• Acts with honesty and integrity with employees and customers, showing and speaking with respect for the rights of others, human dignity, local culture and Novant’s mission, vision, and values.
• Facilitates decision making within the area of responsibility.
• Effectively balances authority of office, knowledge, and personality/persuasive power in executing role.
• Trusts others to act when aim is shared and appropriate.
• Demonstrate skillful leadership, defined by: leading and participating in teams, coaching and mentoring of direct reports, timely and appropriate conflict resolution, effective and timely communications, timely decision making as evidenced by positive performance evaluation feedback from stakeholders (peers, staff, financial staff) in these areas.
• Participates effectively with the Administrative Team as evidenced by active involvement, timely preparation and follow-up and honest, open communication. Serves as a positive role model as evidenced by professional demeanor, skillful written and oral communications, reinforcement of strong customer service to staff and ethical judgment in problem solving.
• Participates in activities outside the facility which promote/provide community benefit as well as provide increased exposure for Hospital. Pursues continuing and/or formal education and maintains professional affiliations to further career development and understanding of the health care/business environment as evidenced by completed education and seminar hours and professional group participation.

Clinical Oversight and Quality Improvement:

• Stabilizes and continually improves the core processes of the area of responsibility.
• Assures quality is monitored and opportunities for improvement are identified, tested, and implemented as appropriate.
• Manages the interdependence of processes both within and external to the department.
• Communicates the status of core processes of the area of responsibility and the system.
• Judges successes on qualitative as well as quantitative measures.
• Develop organization wide patient care programs, policies and procedures that describe how patients’ nursing care needs or patient populations receiving nursing care are assessed, evaluated and met; Develop and implement the organization’s plans for providing nursing care to those patients requiring nursing care; Participate with governing body, management, medical staff and clinical leaders in the organization's decision-making structures and processes; and Implement an effective, ongoing program to measure, assess and improve the quality of nursing care delivered to patients.

BASIC QUALIFICATIONS

• Education: Bachelor’s Degree in nursing required. Master’s degree in nursing or related field required.
• Licensure: Current Registered Nurse (RN) licensure in appropriate state required.
• Experience: Minimum of (5) years leadership experience in a similar facility with multiple unit responsibilities required.
• Certification: Nurse Executive Advance Board Certification (NEA-BC) preferred. Candidate must be willing to attain specialty nursing leadership certification within one year of hire.
• Additional Skills Required: Must have experience and current working knowledge of personnel management, adult education learning theory, program design and development, and administrative and supervisory skills in a healthcare setting. Computer analysis of staffing. Strong financial leadership and information technology skills. Has knowledge and skills necessary to manage care according to patient’s age. Must have strong leadership skills such as proactive communication, decision-making skills, creativity, cooperation, independent judgment, ability to delegate, adaptability, perseverance, high energy level and a strong work ethic. Must have ability to initiate, implement and evaluate change process.