The Ambulatory Manager - Nursing is responsible and accountable for assisting with the coordination and supervision of the nursing care provided to patients having operative or other invasive procedures.
Posted Sep 25
Shift and hours
Days Day (United States of America)40 hours a week
Unit and setting
Gulf Coast Surgical Center · Ambulatory Surgery patients having operative or other invasive procedures
The Ambulatory Manager – Nursing is responsible and accountable for assisting with the coordination and supervision of the nursing care provided to patients having operative or other invasive procedures.
Qualifications
Must be licensed to practice as a registered nurse in Louisiana.
BSN or actively pursuing same preferred.
Three year of clinical experience preferred.
National certification in area supervising preferred.
Neighborhoods+Nurses and professionals often settle on Houma's west side, which is widely regarded by locals as a desirable residential area. Top choices include Sugar Mill, an upscale neighborhood off Highway 311 featuring newer custom construction favored by medical and legal professionals, and Mulberry, an established community with mid-century to modern houses, waterfront parcels, and large estate properties. Downtown Houma offers historic homes and compact living near Bayou Terrebonne, while neighborhoods like Summerfield Place provide additional suburban options close to city conveniences.
Nurses and professionals often settle on Houma's west side, which is widely regarded by locals as a desirable residential area. Top choices include Sugar Mill, an upscale neighborhood off Highway 311 featuring newer custom construction favored by medical and legal professionals, and Mulberry, an established community with mid-century to modern houses, waterfront parcels, and large estate properties.
Downtown Houma offers historic homes and compact living near Bayou Terrebonne, while neighborhoods like Summerfield Place provide additional suburban options close to city conveniences.
Getting around+Commuting in Houma is relatively fast and low-stress compared to larger metropolitan areas, with an average commute time of roughly sixteen minutes. Drivers primarily navigate surface routes and regional corridors such as Highway 311, though local routes often involve navigating bridges and waterways that crisscross the parish. Parking is generally ample, with easy street parking and surface lots around downtown facilities and commercial districts.
Commuting in Houma is relatively fast and low-stress compared to larger metropolitan areas, with an average commute time of roughly sixteen minutes. Drivers primarily navigate surface routes and regional corridors such as Highway 311, though local routes often involve navigating bridges and waterways that crisscross the parish.
Parking is generally ample, with easy street parking and surface lots around downtown facilities and commercial districts.
Outdoors+Water dominates outdoor recreation in Houma, widely celebrated as a sportsman's paradise for inshore and offshore saltwater angling, coastal birding, and swamp boat excursions. Within the city, Bayou Country Sports Park provides scenic walking trails, a fishing pond, a sandy beach area, sports fields, and disc golf courses. Residents also spend time exploring alligator habitats at Greenwood Gator Farm or launching boats directly onto surrounding bayous and coastal marshes.
Water dominates outdoor recreation in Houma, widely celebrated as a sportsman's paradise for inshore and offshore saltwater angling, coastal birding, and swamp boat excursions. Within the city, Bayou Country Sports Park provides scenic walking trails, a fishing pond, a sandy beach area, sports fields, and disc golf courses.
Residents also spend time exploring alligator habitats at Greenwood Gator Farm or launching boats directly onto surrounding bayous and coastal marshes.
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 Houma
Houma offers relocating nurses an immersive setting in Louisiana's deep bayou country, where daily life is shaped by tidal canals, shrimp boats, and enduring Cajun traditions. Located in Terrebonne Parish, the city allows healthcare professionals to enjoy an average commute of around sixteen minutes, avoiding the gridlock of major metropolitan areas. Most professionals choose to live on the west side of town, in established communities like Mulberry with its parks and waterfront properties, or in the modern executive enclaves of Sugar Mill along Highway 311. Off-shift hours are filled with regional food staples, from hot pastries at Mr. Ronnie's Famous Hot Donuts and Community Coffee at Downtown Jeaux to boiled seafood at Cajun Critters and outings at Bayou Country Sports Park. However, newcomers must weigh significant environmental factors, including sweltering summer humidity, active hurricane seasons, and varying flood insurance requirements across low-lying zones. For nurses looking for warm community hospitality, rich local music, and an unmistakable sense of place, Houma provides a distinctive bayou home.
