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Nurse Shift Coordinator

Baltimore, MDOnsiteFull Time$47–$71 /hrPosted 1 month agoVisa sponsorship available

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Required skills

  • Nursing
  • BSN
  • Maryland Licensure
  • Medical/Surgical
  • Critical Care
  • BLS
  • ACLS
  • Patient Flow
  • Bed Management
  • Capacity Management

Role summary

The Nurse Shift Coordinator serves as the on-site nursing supervisor, responsible for patient flow, bed management, and hospital throughput operations 24/7. This role collaborates with leadership and staff to ensure safe staffing, appropriate bed assignments, and efficient patient movement. The coordinator also acts as a liaison, assists with problem-solving, and interprets institutional policies. A Bachelor's degree in Nursing, three years of Medical/Surgical or Critical Care experience, and BLS/ACLS certifications are required.

Job Requirements

Serves as the on-site nursing supervisor for the Medical Center 24 hours/7days per week. Collaborates, coordinates, and communicates with administrators, physicians, nurse leaders, staff, patients, support services, and external agencies to facilitate the delivery of quality patient care. In collaboration with unit and department-based leaders, the Nurse Coordinator assumes administrative responsibility for the Department of Nursing for assigned shifts, off sifts and holidays. Serves as a liaison between Maryland Access Center (MAC) and nurse manager and assists unit personnel in problem solving, interpretation of institutional policies and procedures, and coordination of patient care services.



Work Experience

Job Summary

The Patient Flow/Bed Management Coordinator is responsible for overseeing patient placement, capacity management, and hospital throughput operations. This role collaborates with nursing, physician, and operational leadership to ensure safe staffing, appropriate bed assignments, efficient patient movement, and exceptional patient care across the organization.

Education and Experience

  • Graduation from an accredited School of Nursing with a Bachelor’s degree in Nursing required.
  • Current licensure in the State of Maryland or eligible for licensure.
  • Three years of nursing work experience in a Medical/Surgical and/or Critical Care unit is required.
  •  BLS/ACLS certification required


Benefits

Compensation:

Pay Range: 47.00-70.54

Other Compensation (if applicable):

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