The Clinical Team Coordinator is responsible for supervising nursing care on their assigned unit, ensuring high-quality, safe, and cost-effective patient care.
Posted Oct 3
Unit and setting
Home Health
License
RN license
Term
Permanent
Do you qualify?
Education
Nursing enrollment in or completion of a Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing or related fieldNursing enrollment in or completion of a Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing or related field, with experience in specialty training.
Experience
Experience in specialty training
Also asks
Strong leadership, communication, problem-solving, and collaboration skillsStrong leadership, communication, problem-solving, and collaboration skills are essential.
Also asks
Ability to coordinate care and foster a team-oriented environmentAbility to coordinate care and foster a team-oriented environment is required.
Provide direct patient care and supervise staff, including onboarding and performance evaluationsProvide direct patient care and supervise staff, including onboarding and performance evaluations.
Day to day
Manage staffing, supplies, and address performance issues, ensuring regulatory complianceManage staffing, supplies, and address performance issues, ensuring regulatory compliance.
Day to day
Facilitate communication among staff, patients, and other departments; support policy development and unit goalsFacilitate communication among staff, patients, and other departments; support policy development and unit goals.
Day to day
Mentor staff, promote evidence-based practices, and foster a positive work environmentMentor staff, promote evidence-based practices, and foster a positive work environment aligned with Magnet philosophies.
Day to day
Coordinate patient care plans, evaluate interventions, and collaborate with interdisciplinary teamsCoordinate patient care plans, evaluate interventions, and collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to meet patient needs.
Day to day
Address patient and family concerns, ensure proper documentation, and follow-up on incidentsAddress patient and family concerns, ensure proper documentation, and follow-up on incidents.
Day to day
Participate in quality and safety initiatives and unit decision-making processesParticipate in quality, safety initiatives, and unit decision-making processes.
The Clinical Team Coordinator is responsible for supervising nursing care on their assigned unit, ensuring high-quality, safe, and cost-effective patient care.
Key Responsibilities
Provide direct patient care and supervise staff, including onboarding and performance evaluations.
Manage staffing, supplies, and address performance issues, ensuring regulatory compliance.
Facilitate communication among staff, patients, and other departments; support policy development and unit goals.
Mentor staff, promote evidence-based practices, and foster a positive work environment aligned with Magnet philosophies.
Coordinate patient care plans, evaluate interventions, and collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to meet patient needs.
Address patient and family concerns, ensure proper documentation, and follow-up on incidents.
Participate in quality, safety initiatives, and unit decision-making processes.
Qualifications & Skills
Nursing enrollment in or completion of a Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing or related field, with experience in specialty training. Strong leadership, communication, problem-solving, and collaboration skills are essential. Ability to coordinate care and foster a team-oriented environment is required.
Key Attributes: Compassionate, proactive, committed to safety, professional growth, and promoting a patient-centered culture.
Neighborhoods+Within Danville, residential pockets include Liberty, a historic and tree-filled neighborhood; Delwood, known for quiet, walkable streets and strong community rapport; and established enclaves like Liberty Valley, Mt Zion Drive, and Whisper Hills featuring well-maintained single-family properties. Downtown Danville offers historic properties close to local amenities. Relocating healthcare professionals who want a livelier college-town atmosphere often look just outside the borough to nearby Lewisburg or Bloomsburg, while Sunbury and Selinsgrove are nearby options for broader shopping.
Within Danville, residential pockets include Liberty, a historic and tree-filled neighborhood; Delwood, known for quiet, walkable streets and strong community rapport; and established enclaves like Liberty Valley, Mt Zion Drive, and Whisper Hills featuring well-maintained single-family properties. Downtown Danville offers historic properties close to local amenities.
Relocating healthcare professionals who want a livelier college-town atmosphere often look just outside the borough to nearby Lewisburg or Bloomsburg, while Sunbury and Selinsgrove are nearby options for broader shopping.
Getting around+Danville commutes are exceptionally fast and car-dependent, with public transit serving very limited select needs. Healthcare staff residing within the borough or immediate township developments experience minimal drive times to the medical center without standard city congestion. Regional arterials link Danville directly to Bloomsburg, Lewisburg, and Williamsport, making travel between neighboring communities straightforward for commuters living outside the borough.
Danville commutes are exceptionally fast and car-dependent, with public transit serving very limited select needs. Healthcare staff residing within the borough or immediate township developments experience minimal drive times to the medical center without standard city congestion.
Regional arterials link Danville directly to Bloomsburg, Lewisburg, and Williamsport, making travel between neighboring communities straightforward for commuters living outside the borough.
Outdoors+Danville sits directly on the Susquehanna River, providing easy access for kayaking, fishing, and walks along riverside paths. Within the community, Memorial Park and the Hess Recreation Area provide dedicated sports fields, walking paths, and green space, while the nearby Montour Preserve offers extensive hiking and wildlife viewing. Regional day trips feature the nation's first rail-trail, historic covered bridges, and Ricketts Glen State Park about thirty miles north, known for its extensive waterfall trail system.
Danville sits directly on the Susquehanna River, providing easy access for kayaking, fishing, and walks along riverside paths. Within the community, Memorial Park and the Hess Recreation Area provide dedicated sports fields, walking paths, and green space, while the nearby Montour Preserve offers extensive hiking and wildlife viewing.
Regional day trips feature the nation's first rail-trail, historic covered bridges, and Ricketts Glen State Park about thirty miles north, known for its extensive waterfall trail system.
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 Danville
Danville, Pennsylvania, is a historic Susquehanna River town defined by its picturesque valley setting and its status as a major regional healthcare anchor. For relocating nurses, Danville offers an unbeatable quality-of-life advantage: virtually non-existent commute times that make shift work far less stressful. Residential neighborhoods like Delwood, Liberty, and Liberty Valley provide tranquil, safe living with tree-lined streets, while downtown Mill Street features local fixtures like Old Forge Brewing Company, The Tavern at Pine Barn Inn, and historic architecture. Outdoor recreation is a major draw, from kayaking the Susquehanna to hiking at Montour Preserve, Hess Recreation Area, or the waterfalls of nearby Ricketts Glen State Park. The practical tradeoff is the town's quiet scale. Commercial retail, diverse dining, and nightlife options are limited, meaning residents frequently venture to nearby Bloomsburg, Lewisburg, or Sunbury for variety. But for medical professionals seeking a close-knit hospital peer group, top-ranked public schools, and peaceful small-town rhythm, Danville provides a remarkably grounded setting.
