What are the responsibilities and job description for the Division Chief Nursing Officer - IL position at Aurora Health Care?
Major Responsibilities :
In partnership with the Enterprise Chief Nursing Officer and Enterprise Nursing Leadership Council, develops a Divisional Nursing Strategic plan and is accountable for the execution of the plan for the Illinois Division and achieving targeted outcomes.
Effectively represents patient / client and nursing perspective and vision to division governing bodies, leadership team meetings and external audiences on behalf of Advocate Health Care, now part of Advocate Health.
Ensures that patient care delivery models and clinical and staffing standards for nursing are consistent with current research in nursing practice and professional standards, compliant with state and federal regulations, accreditation standards and aligned with the Mission, Vision and Values of Advocate Health Care, now part of Advocate Health and in collaboration with other enterprise and division leaders, leads the efforts to design new care models to ensure value-based care in the future health care delivery system.
Leads Nursing Quality and Safety initiatives to achieve top decile performance level and uses evidence-based or best practice standards and ensures consistency of policies across the continuum of care in collaboration with site CNOs, CMOs and other leaders.
In collaboration with Division, Area and Site CNOs, prepares system operations and capital budgets for nursing and patient care services in designated region and sets priorities for allocation of resources and demonstrates leadership in forecasting trends in the effective management of human, financial, material and informational resources.
Develops and ensures effective services and tools services to support nursing operations including staffing / scheduling models, leadership, reporting and monitoring on labor productivity, nursing balanced scorecard (SCOUT), NDNQI reporting, nurse recruitment and retention, performance management systems, professional development, and bed-side care-support tools.
Ensures systems that provide for the effective orientation, transitions to practice and ongoing education of the clinical and managerial nursing staff; establishes and maintains professional liaisons with educational institutions to promote the exchange of resources and to promote collaboration between service and educational arenas and advocates for, and leads, the continued advancement of nursing professionalism.
Builds strong, collaborative partnerships between functional areas, including but not limited to HR, Quality, Compliance, IT and Finance to deliver strong operational performance and establishes credibility and trust throughout the nursing enterprise including but not limited to individual hospital CNOs, CEOs, clinical staff, boards, medical staffs, corporate peers, and corporate boards through a variety of communication strategies.
Leads and is accountable for Division operations for areas of responsibility.
Licensure :
- Registered Nurse license issued by the state in which the leader practices.
- Certification from an ANCC approved body within one year of hire issued by (Governing Body) : State Board of Nursing.
Education / Experience Required :
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities Required :
Salary Range : $355,472 - $462,176 - $568,776.
Physical Requirements and Working Conditions :
This job description indicates the general nature and level of work expected of the incumbent. It is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities required of the incumbent. Incumbent may be required to perform other related duties.
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Salary : $355,472 - $462,176
