Clinical Coordinator RN: Assisted Living Full Time Days

Westminster-Canterbury on Chesapeake Bay is hiring a Clinical Coordinator (RN) for Assisted Living. **Exempt **Bonus potential up to 8% of salary Available Schedule: Full Time Days (8am-5pm) What will I do? Our Clinical Coordinator RN for Assisted Living: Under the direction of the Administrator, The RN Clinical Coordinator is responsible for oversight of clinical services and nursing care of Enhanced Services (assisted living). The RN Clinical Coordinator manages nursing supervisors, registered medication aides (RMA), certified nursing assistants (CNA), and other team members as assigned.You will use your clinical expertise and knowledge to effectively delegate and assign clinical responsibilities and provide oversight in the delivery of quality and consistent care. Your leadership will be focused on ensuring a strong and survey-ready team, providing the best care to residents and the best support to one another. You will also demonstrate compliance and promote the same with all team members. You will serve as a member of the quality assurance and performance improvement (QAPI) committee and interdisciplinary team meetings. You will be responsible for the oversight and execution of plan of care interventions responsive to risk-related events such as falls, skin conditions, and other clinical care areas. You will work community-wide with leaders to identify, address, and resolve the concerns that may impede us from meeting our goals. You will professionally represent WCCB with regulatory agencies and representatives, as well as with the family members and guests of residents. Primary Responsibilities: ● Coordinates the direct care staff schedule to ensure it meets licensing requirements, organizational needs, and effective time management. Assists in finding coverage or providing resident care to ensure consistent clinical oversight of Enhanced Services residents. ● Performs frequent/regular walking rounds throughout the shift for the purpose of ensuring team members are adhering to policies/procedures/regulatory requirements, have the necessary resources (medications,equipment, and supplies), and are providing quality resident care. ● Provides quality oversight to processes such as admissions, discharges, risk management incidents, medication management, etc. ● Performs audits on a routine and ad hoc basis to surveil compliance. ● Participates in or leads quality assurance and performance improvement projects, which includes staff development and training for direct care staff. ● Mentors and Coaches the LPN Supervisors to manage appropriately. ● Assists LPN Supervisors to resolve any issues that arise in a timely manner, and ensures updates are shared with other departments in problem resolution. ● Completes performance evaluations and manages incidents and disciplinary actions with LPN Supervisors and collaborates with the Administrator regarding any disciplinary actions prior to presenting to the team member. ● Identifies staff development needs of team members and provides recommendations to the Administrator. ● Serves as the liaison for team member, resident, family concerns and escalating them to the Administrator if collaboration or further resolution is needed. ● Participates in interdisciplinary team meetings (such as Huddle, Risk, Process Meetings, QAPI) and serves as an assisted living representative at campus meetings. ● Serves as a liaison between the in-house and community primary care practitioners for resident care needs. ● Assesses and suggests process and policy improvements to continually improve the quality of resident care. ● Empowers residents to self-direct their own care and supports this need by coaching and training teams to recognize individuals. ● Provides input to the interdisciplinary team in assessing residents for appropriate level of care prior to discharge to The Hoy Center or hospital and monitors residents with a change in condition or acute illness closely.