Nurse Manager- Emergency Department (Evenings/Nights)

BMC Software•Brockton, MA

About The Position

The Nurse Manager is responsible for the day-to-day leadership and coordination of nursing operations within the assigned clinical area to ensure the safe, effective, and compliant delivery of patient care. The role integrates clinical practice oversight with operational management, ensuring that nursing care is planned, delivered, and evaluated in accordance with established standards of care, regulatory requirements, and organizational policies. The Nurse Manager oversees clinical activities, workflows, and staffing to support consistent implementation of the nursing process and to promote quality, safety, and patient-centered outcomes. This position functions with general supervision and exercises independent judgment in managing unit-level operations, supervising staff, and addressing clinical and operational issues within established guidelines. The role supports departmental and organizational goals by ensuring nursing services are aligned with hospital priorities, performance expectations, and patient care standards.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited baccalaureate nursing program (BSN) required.
Active Massachusetts RN license.
Certification in related specialty areas may also be required.
Minimum of three years clinical experience with a minimum of two years clinical experience relevant to the unit patient population required
Analytical and organizational skills to supervise staff and develop, implement, and evaluate policies and standards.
Strong interpersonal and leadership skills to mentor, train, and collaborate effectively in a team environment.
Clear and effective verbal and written communication skills in English.
Basic computer proficiency to access, enter, and interpret electronic information.

Responsibilities

Provide unit-level leadership and operational oversight: Ensure consistent delivery of safe, high-quality patient care in alignment with departmental goals, hospital policies, and regulatory standards.
Supervise and manage assigned clinical and non-clinical staff: Direct daily operations, assign work, monitor performance, and address workforce issues in accordance with established personnel policies, labor agreements, and budgetary parameters.
Coordinate staffing and scheduling activities: Support patient care needs, maintain appropriate coverage, and ensure compliance with departmental standards and applicable labor contracts.
Oversee clinical practice and care coordination: Ensure the nursing process is consistently applied, patient flow is efficient, and resources are used effectively to meet patient care demands.
Identify, address, and escalate operational, staffing, and patient care issues: Collaborate with the Nurse Director and other partners to implement timely and appropriate solutions within defined authority.
Support quality, safety, and performance improvement initiatives: Participate in unit-based quality activities, risk management efforts, and approved research, monitor compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and accreditation requirements.
Promote and sustain staff competency and unit readiness: Support education, orientation, and competency-based assignments, and contribute to structured development activities such as preceptorship and unit-based training programs.
Serve as a clinical and operational resource within the unit: Maintain situational awareness of patient care needs, collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, and provide direct patient care as required to support unit operations.