Director of Nursing

The Director of Nursing is a professional responsible for leading and supervising a nursing unit. This position holds ultimate responsibility and accountability for the nursing care received by residents. The Director of Nursing plays a crucial role in maintaining high standards of care and ensuring the smooth functioning of the nursing department. They are involved in various aspects of nursing management, including policy implementation, budgeting, resident care planning, and staff recruitment and training. Additionally, they collaborate with medical staff and other departments to ensure efficient hospital operations. General Responsibilities: 1. Directing the nursing program and implementing necessary policies and procedures. 2. Developing a comprehensive business plan and budget for the nursing unit. 3. Participating in the creation and implementation of resident care plans. 4. Maintaining and upholding high standards of care. 5. Managing patients' data and medical records. 6. Recruiting, training, and onboarding new nursing staff. 7. Implementing new procedures and providing training to nurses on policies. 8. Developing short and long-term goals for the entire nursing department. 9. Coordinating with medical staff and other departments to ensure hospital efficiency.