Administrative Supervisor

Administrative Supervisor at Waterbury Hospital summary :

The Administrative Supervisor oversees patient care operations during assigned shifts, ensuring effective and timely service delivery within the hospital. They act as the Administrator-in-Charge, resolving cross-departmental issues and providing leadership to clinical and administrative staff. The role requires managing staffing resources, monitoring clinical performance, and enforcing hospital policies to maintain high-quality patient care standards.

SCOPE OF POSITION :

The Administrative Supervisor is accountable for ensuring the effective and timely provision of patient care for assigned shift. Function as Administrator-in-Charge during the shift for all Hospital employees. Resolve operational difficulties that cross-departmental or functional lines, and provides operational direction to shift supervisory, clinical and administrative personnel. Report to the VP, Patient Care Services / CNO.

RESPONSIBILITIES :

• Assume accountability for all operations relating to patient care during the shift. Functions as a liaison among all areas of the hospital and provides administrative direction. Interprets and enforces institutional wide policies, procedures and standards.
• Assure that adequate staffing resources are available within Patient Care Services in accordance with approved staffing plans.
• Ensure quality patient care by monitoring clinical performance and maintaining nursing standards through effective teamwork.
• Identify operational problems and emergency situations and initiates actions and consults with appropriate personnel.
• Actively participate in committees and professional development activities.
• Respond to requests for patient care equipment and supplies in a timely manner.
• Performs other related duties as required.

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Keywords :

patient care management, hospital administration, clinical supervision, staff scheduling, healthcare operations, policy enforcement, quality assurance, team leadership, emergency response, healthcare compliance