RN licenseRegistered Nurse (RN) license with significant experience in the home health setting
Term
Permanent
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License
Registered Nurse (RN) license with significant experience in the home health setting
Experience
Clinical experience required
Experience
Proven experience in team management and nurse leadership roles.
Experience
Experience working with diverse populations including geriatrics, and individuals with developmental disabilities.
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Familiarity with ICD-9/ICD-10 coding and medical terminology.
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Strong knowledge of patient assessment techniques.
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Excellent communication skills with the ability to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team.
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Proficiency in utilizing Kinnser for effective medical documentation and patient management. Join our team as a Clinical Nurse Manager where you can make a meaningful impact on the lives of patients while leading a dedicated group of healthcare professionals. Your expertise will be vital in shaping the future of our clinical practices.
Pays above most Florida staff rolesFlorida staff postings that state pay run $29/hr to $56/hr, the middle half $33/hr to $46/hr, across 1,288 postings.
We are seeking a dedicated and experienced Clinical Nurse Manager to lead our clinical team and ensure the highest standards of patient care. The ideal candidate will possess a strong clinical background, exceptional leadership skills, and a passion for improving patient outcomes. This role involves overseeing nursing staff, managing patient care processes, and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to enhance the quality of care provided to our patients.
Duties
Provides oversight of all patient care services and personnel in an office setting
To ensure quality and safe delivery of home health care services
Efficient in Kinnser software
To coordinate provision of home health care services that reflects agency philosophy and standards
To ensure quality and safe delivery of home care services is delivered within the guidelines of AHCA, Accreditation Agency, and policies of the agency.
Performance
Responsibilities
Ensures quality and safe delivery of home health care services
Coordinates patient care
Coordinates referral
Ensures that patient needs are continually assessed
Ensures the development, implementation, and updates of the individualized plan of care
Oversees staff assignments and staffing patterns/scheduling
Supervises and directs field personnel in providing care
Coordinates with community agencies to provide necessary continuity of care
Communicates effectively with the client and his/her family members/caregivers or legal representatives
Interprets to the client and family implications of the client's health status
Communicate effectively with other members of the health care team and staff of the agency'
Consistently seeks, accepts and implements suggestions to improve performance
Participates in Emergency Preparedness Planning, meetings and drills
Participates in multidisciplinary QAPI activities and QAPI meeting at least quarterly and as needed
Availability during the agency operation hours
Performs additional duties as assigned by Administrator
Qualifications
Registered Nurse (RN) license with significant experience in the home health setting
Proven experience in team management and nurse leadership roles.
Familiarity with ICD-9/ICD-10 coding and medical terminology.
Clinical experience required
Experience working with diverse populations including geriatrics, and individuals with developmental disabilities.
Strong knowledge of patient assessment techniques.
Excellent communication skills with the ability to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team.
Proficiency in utilizing Kinnser for effective medical documentation and patient management. Join our team as a Clinical Nurse Manager where you can make a meaningful impact on the lives of patients while leading a dedicated group of healthcare professionals. Your expertise will be vital in shaping the future of our clinical practices.
Neighborhoods+Residential options in Lake Mary divide noticeably by their orientation to Interstate 4 and regional commute routes. On the western side, luxury and golf-oriented developments like Heathrow, Magnolia Plantation, and Steeple Chase offer gated, upscale single-family homes with manicured grounds. East of the highway, established communities like Evansdale, Lake Mary Woods, and Crystal Lake Winter Homes feature quiet, tree-canopied residential streets with solid, older housing stock. Professionals seeking walkability and lower-maintenance living often look near Downtown Lake Mary and the Colonial TownPark district, which place apartments, townhouses, and mixed-use retail within close range of local employers and commuter transit.
Residential options in Lake Mary divide noticeably by their orientation to Interstate 4 and regional commute routes. On the western side, luxury and golf-oriented developments like Heathrow, Magnolia Plantation, and Steeple Chase offer gated, upscale single-family homes with manicured grounds.
East of the highway, established communities like Evansdale, Lake Mary Woods, and Crystal Lake Winter Homes feature quiet, tree-canopied residential streets with solid, older housing stock. Professionals seeking walkability and lower-maintenance living often look near Downtown Lake Mary and the Colonial TownPark district, which place apartments, townhouses, and mixed-use retail within close range of local employers and commuter transit.
Getting around+Lake Mary serves as a key transit hub in Seminole County, centered around major arterial connections including Interstate 4 via exit 98 at Lake Mary Boulevard and State Road 417 (exit 101B) along the beltway. The city sits roughly 18 miles north of downtown Orlando, typically translating to a 30-minute drive under standard conditions, though peak-hour bottlenecks along Lake Mary Boulevard and Rinehart Road can slow hospital commutes. For alternate transit, the Lake Mary SunRail station is centrally situated near Country Club Road with dedicated on-site parking, offering scheduled commuter rail access southward through Winter Park, downtown Orlando, and regional medical complexes.
Lake Mary serves as a key transit hub in Seminole County, centered around major arterial connections including Interstate 4 via exit 98 at Lake Mary Boulevard and State Road 417 (exit 101B) along the beltway. The city sits roughly 18 miles north of downtown Orlando, typically translating to a 30-minute drive under standard conditions, though peak-hour bottlenecks along Lake Mary Boulevard and Rinehart Road can slow hospital commutes.
For alternate transit, the Lake Mary SunRail station is centrally situated near Country Club Road with dedicated on-site parking, offering scheduled commuter rail access southward through Winter Park, downtown Orlando, and regional medical complexes.
Outdoors+Outdoor enthusiasts have direct access to an extensive network of green spaces, highlighted by Central Park at City Hall, the boardwalks of Lake Mary Rotary Nature Park, and the recreational amenities at Greenwood Lakes Park. Paved multi-use routes anchor the active lifestyle here, with Trailhead Park linking directly into the Cross Seminole Trail and the expansive Seminole Wekiva Trail, which spans over 30 miles across the county for running and cycling. For water access, nearby Crystal Lake Park offers peaceful shoreline views, while regional river adventures and paddleboarding are accessible at neighboring Wekiva Springs.
Outdoor enthusiasts have direct access to an extensive network of green spaces, highlighted by Central Park at City Hall, the boardwalks of Lake Mary Rotary Nature Park, and the recreational amenities at Greenwood Lakes Park. Paved multi-use routes anchor the active lifestyle here, with Trailhead Park linking directly into the Cross Seminole Trail and the expansive Seminole Wekiva Trail, which spans over 30 miles across the county for running and cycling.
For water access, nearby Crystal Lake Park offers peaceful shoreline views, while regional river adventures and paddleboarding are accessible at neighboring Wekiva Springs.
Check the commute at your shift’s start and end, upfront housing costs, and whether moving assistance must be repaid if you leave.
Living in Lake Mary
Situated 18 miles north of Orlando in Seminole County, Lake Mary balances manicured suburban tranquility with the infrastructure of an established high-tech corporate corridor. For relocating nurses, it offers an orderly retreat from the intense tourist corridors of Central Florida, pairing top-ranked schools, tree-shaded subdivisions, and direct connectivity via Interstate 4, State Road 417, and the local SunRail commuter station. Housing varies distinctly across the landscape, from the gated golf enclaves of Heathrow and Magnolia Plantation west of the highway to established single-family neighborhoods like Evansdale and Lake Mary Woods to the east. Daily life centers around a pedestrian-friendly downtown and the bustling commercial hub at Colonial TownPark, where farm markets, WineART Wednesday gatherings, and local bistros like F&D Prime Modern Steakhouse anchor off-shift leisure. Outdoor enthusiasts can decompress along the paved Cross Seminole and Seminole Wekiva trails or paddle at nearby Wekiva Springs. While shift workers must navigate peak-hour congestion on Lake Mary Boulevard and accept a quiet nightlife that sends seekers into Orlando, the city delivers an exceptionally safe, polished, and stable home base.
