About This Role
The Clinical Coordinator is a registered nurse responsible for the effective coordination of patient care needs within a hospital setting. This role involves performing a variety of clinical and managerial duties, acting as a liaison between departments, patients, families, and healthcare professionals, and ensuring compliance with hospital policies and quality standards.
Responsibilities
- Coordinate patient care for patients
- Act as a liaison between departments, patients, families, and health care professionals
- Assist with monitoring patient care delivery
- Resolve issues related to patient safety, clinical outcomes, or patient experience as notified by physicians or staff
- Collaborate in the development, execution, and evaluation of multidisciplinary plans of care
- Consider factors related to ethics, safety, effectiveness, and cost in planning and delivering care
- Establish goals and strategies for meeting the continuing care needs of the patient, family, and/or other care provider
- Ensure compliance with hospital policies, procedures, and quality standards
- Provide care in collaboration with other nursing staff members when needed
- Participate in improving organizational performance activities
- Acquire and maintain knowledge in nursing practice
- Assume responsibility for the professional development of self, other nursing staff, and students
- Work with the team to assure that systems of care are in place for patients to move across the continuum of care
- Develop patient care protocols, order sets, and systems that allow care to take place in an effective and efficient manner
- Respond to all emergency medical situations in house and provide assistance as needed
- Put systems in place to evaluate the effectiveness of patient care
Requirements
- Registered Nurse (RN) License
- Associate Degree of Nursing (ADN) or equivalent
- 2 years of experience working in a clinical setting
Important Details
- Schedule: 0.01 hours bi-weekly
