Troy Center is hiring a Registered Nurse (RN) Unit Manager in Troy, NY.
Duties
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Handle all supervisory duties for assigned unit
Help establish and implement employee policies and procedures
Mentor less experienced nurses, offering clinical & career advice
Maintain the standards of care for the unit
Review Resident records & quality of care
Monitor overall care & review individual Residents' cases
Address questions or complaints brought forward by Residents or their families
Represent the unit's interests with the upper-level management
Requirements
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Must hold valid State RN License
3 years Long Term Care Experience preferred
2 years Charge Nurse experience preferred
Strong computer skills
Excellent communication skills
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How this role fits you
About the employer
Troy Center
Hiring organization
You are weighing Troy Center in Troy, New York. On the one posting on record, the hourly rate is $35—min and max both sit at that same number, with no sign-on bonus or travel stipend listed beside it. Residency, tuition…
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 Troy
Known historically as the Collar City, Troy offers relocating nurses a distinct urban texture unmatched in the Capital District. Situated on the eastern bank of the Hudson River just a fifteen-minute commute from Albany’s regional hospital hubs, Troy combines stunning nineteenth-century streetscapes with an energetic community fueled by Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and Russell Sage College. Living here means stepping into an authentic, walkable downtown where converted brick lofts and ornate brownstones sit steps from espresso at Jacob Alejandro, wood-fired meals at Bacchus, and the premier Troy Waterfront Farmers Market. However, settling into Troy comes with genuine urban tradeoffs. The city’s historic housing stock features aging electrical and plumbing systems, while tight downtown streets make off-street parking scarce, particularly during icy upstate winters requiring vigilant snow shoveling. Neighborhoods also shift rapidly block by block, making residential enclaves like Washington Park, the Eastside, and Frear Park popular retreats for hospital staff. For nurses seeking architectural soul, local arts, and an independent culinary culture over generic suburban sprawl, Troy delivers an inspiring and gritty Capital Region base.
