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What are the responsibilities of a nurse manager?

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Lisa’s Answer

A nurse manager has great responsibility. She should be an experienced nurse in her area. She should have leadership qualities. She should be able to support mentor and engage her staff in the mission of her facility. She should possess time management skills, organization and people skills. Her responsibilities include budget planning for her unit in addition to all her other goals.
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Dina’s Answer

Hi,

I would list the responsibilities as:

To Ensure continual delivery of high quality nursing care
Adopt and implement innovative nursing practices to improve our facility
Recruit, select and guide nursing staff
Ensure that nursing staff remains in compliance with professional development and regulatory standards
Maintain a healthy, collaborative team environment
Mentor the Associate Nurse Manager, charge nurses and clinical nurses
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Rick’s Answer

Aloha!

Looking at our top local hospital, a nurse manager’s area of responsibility may include:

* 24-hour oversight and accountability for nursing units and other areas such as administration, clinical and operational management.
* Develop/monitor plans and activities to ensure:
- Delivery of high-quality patient care and services
- Effective planning and coordination of resources
- Achievement of goals and objectives
- Compliance with regulatory and accreditation requirements
* Participate in the long-term planning of their assigned unit and area

Responsibility will vary based on organization and role. Be sure to look around for a good fit!
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