OR Serviceline Coord RN

Position Summary Summary: The Service Line Coordinator is a leader who is responsible for organizing, overseeing, and implementing services within a specific specialty service. They supervise their clinical specialty group and provide clinical, educational, and technical expertise and support. The Service Line Leader assigns, oversees and holds staff accountable for performance of daily duties in the specific specialty service. The Service Line Leader acts as the internal expert in the clinical service line, and functions as a resource person for less experienced personnel and unit preceptors. The Service Line Leader maintains clinical skills for their clinical area of responsibility. The Service Line leader is the first line of contact with the physicians in their specialty service to maximize the quality of patient care. Responsibilities also include maintaining the working status of specialty instruments and equipment, as well as fostering vendor relations within the clinical specialty. Qualifications Responsibilities: Education Required • Must complete in-house orientation program • Graduate of an accredited program for Registered Professional Nursing (Baccalaureate Degree in nursing preferred) • Must complete annual mandatory in-service education (Hospital/Nursing) Experience And Skills • Excellent interpersonal skills • Speaks, reads and writes English • Clinical experience/skills relevant to the assigned area of practice • Minimum 1 year Operating Room Registered Nurse Experience • Demonstrates leadership potential with the ability to think critically, develop relationships, and problem solve. Demonstrates thorough knowledge of Operational efficiencies. • Excellent verbal and written communication skills • Computer proficiency License/Certifications • Current and valid New York State registration authorizing practice as a Registered Professional Nurse (RN) OR • Certifications required for assigned area of practice • BLS • CNOR required Working Conditions Other information: Working Conditions • Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) worn • Frequent, prolonged standing/walking • Lifts, positions and/or transfers patients/equipment