**Clinical Nursing Supervisor:

 Key Responsibilities and Qualifications**

**Role Overview:**

The Clinical Nursing Supervisor plays a critical role in ensuring optimal patient care and operational efficiency within the healthcare setting. 

Responsibilities include:

- Facilitating assistance, guidance, and problem resolution related to patient care and continuity of business operations.

- Proactively communicating issues that could jeopardize patient care to relevant departmental leadership.

- Upholding a safe, effective, and efficient environment for patient care.

- Fostering staff development through collaboration with clinical educators and informatics nurses by engaging in education, informatics, quality assurance, and patient safety initiatives, along with professional development activities.

**Qualifications:**

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**Education:** Graduate of an accredited nursing school (mandatory). 

A Bachelor of Science in Nursing is highly preferred. - 

**Licensure:** Active New Hampshire Registered Nurse Licensure via Nursys (mandatory). - 

**Certifications:**  - Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification (mandatory).  

- Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) certification is preferred. -

 **Experience:**

 A minimum of three years of nursing experience (mandatory), with prior experience in a charge nurse or supervisory capacity also required.

**Certification Requirements:** - ACLS - BLS

**State License Requirements:** - New Hampshire license; compact licensure is acceptable.