| RN Manager, Main Operating Room |
Job Id: W277027 |
Posted On: 2/3/2010 |
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Location: Tucson, AZ;
Job Type: Full Time
Salary: $80000.00 to $95000.00/year
Degree: Master of Science
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Description
HIGH-IMPACT CHALLENGE
PATH TO DIRECTORSHIP
MENTORING LEADERSHIP AND TUITION REIMBURSEMENT
STABLE COMMUNITY/NOT-FOR-PROFIT HOSPITAL
SOLUCIENT TOP 100 HOSPITAL
These are just a few of the key features of this opportunity for a Manager, Patient Care Services, Main Operating Room.
Our client is a 500+bed, not-for-profit facility in one of the top-ranked communities in the country - in Arizona, the fastest growing state in the country!
This stable facility is one of the most respected in Arizona, ranked a Solucient Top 100 Hospital year-to-year and renowned for its quality care.
This opportunity is for a Manager of Patient Care Services - Main Operating Room. This position reports to the Director of Perioperative Services and is responsible for the management of the hospital main operating room operation which consists of 18 main OR suites and eighteen PACU bays. In 2008, this facility performed 12,000 inpatient procedures and a slightly smaller number of outpatient procedures.
This is a fast-paced, high volume facility with the bulk of procedures being in neuro, ortho, cardiac, cardiac vascular. No transplants. The Manager will have approximately 88 direct reports made up of a committed, veteran staff. The manager joins a veteran Director who needs a dynamic, innovative manager who has experienced a challenging OR environments to re-enthuse this competent staff and establish new, innovative, high productivity policies and procedures.
This role has an excellent chance of leading to Director of Perioperative Services. The current Director is committed to mentoring someone into her role.
The ideal candidate would have the following qualifications and background:
- Bachelor-degreed RN minimum- MSN preferred.
- 3-5 years of OR management in acute-care hospital setting with minimum of 10-12 OR suites.
- Experience in scheduling in an environment of fluctuating census
- Experience in elevating morale and establishing departmental stability
- Confident
- A mentor/people-grower
The community is a nature lovers paradise and a monument to the Old West. Towering mountains and rugged canyons provide food and water for migrating birds, while hiking trails allow visitors to wander and gaze in awe at the unusual rock formations. Boasting some of the wildest frontier towns in the Old West, southern Arizona has become immortalized in film and literature.
The hospital is located in one of the fastest growing urban areas in the United States. The metropolitan area population of more than 955,000 people and is expected to reach one million in the next few years. Even with this anticipated growth, the community is retaining its rich charm, which earned it the nickname, The Old Pueblo. The community is very cosmopolitan with a unique blend of Native American, Spanish, Mexican, African American, Asian and Anglo heritages. Ancient Hohokam Indians developed complex irrigation systems in the area for growing crops
Among the many attractions are a world-renowned zoo, natural history museum and botanical garden, all in one place! Plus, the city is one of only 14 cities in the United States with its own symphony, ballet, opera and theater companies. Zagat Survey ranked Tucson the number one city for spas and resorts in its Top U.S. Hotels, Resorts and Spas. Golf is also a favorite pastime in Tucson, with more than 20 courses to challenge golfers of every ability.
The local university provides Division I sports in 18 categories and professional baseball spring training is a staple of the spring-time sports scene.
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