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Nurse Manager ICU Emergency Services
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What they do
A Nurse Manager manages nurses working in a clinical unit at a hospital or health care facility. Provides clinical experience as a registered nurse and supervises nurses that provide direct patient care. Creates and manages staff schedules and ensures that hospital policies and procedures are followed. Manages budget and recordkeeping for the unit.
$125,005 / year median in California
+6% projected growth
Job Description
Lead life-saving care as a Critical Care and Emergency Services Nurse Manager at a fast-paced hospital where confident leadership, advanced medicine, and meaningful community impact come together ✨🏥🚑
This faith-based nonprofit is seeking a Critical Care and Emergency Services Nurse Manager to join a culture recognized for patient safety, nursing engagement, and quality awards that reflect lasting clinical excellence. Innovative resources, including an AI-supported EHR, real-time analytics dashboards, tele-critical care, and rapid diagnostic technology, enable the ED Nurse Manager to strengthen outcomes and operational efficiency. Organizational accomplishments include exceptional satisfaction scores, zero-harm initiatives, and high-reliability practices that position the ICU Nurse Manager to lead measurable improvements.
Within a modern 100+ bed acute care hospital, the ICU and ED Nurse Manager oversees integrated Emergency Department and Intensive Care services designed for high-acuity patients and rapid intervention. A busy ED featuring dedicated fast-track areas, resuscitation bays, and trauma-ready rooms works seamlessly with ICU settings that support complex cardiac, neurological, medical, and surgical cases. Standardized sepsis, stroke, and STEMI pathways, combined with evidence-based ventilation and sedation protocols, allow the Emergency Services Nurse Manager to promote safe, complication-free care. Efficient patient flow, rigorous infection prevention, and comprehensive incident command readiness ensure the ER Nurse Manager leads teams that consistently provide timely, dependable results.
Reporting to the Director of Nursing Emergency Services, the Critical Care and Emergency Services Nurse Manager works closely with a diverse, multidisciplinary staff. A highly visible leadership presence supports staffing and scheduling, daily huddles, interdisciplinary rounds, and regulatory preparedness aligned with Joint Commission standards. Key responsibilities for the Emergency and Critical Care Nursing Supervisor include developing a high-performing team, mentoring unit champions, advancing quality and safety measures, improving throughput, and standardizing clinical practice through policies, audits, and data-informed action plans.
Where the beach meets the mountains, the Critical Care and Emergency Services Nurse Manager can enjoy ocean sunrises and end the day along scenic ridgelines. Coastal strolls, paddleboarding in peaceful bays, forest trails, waterfall excursions, and mountain biking make outdoor recreation part of daily life. Waterfront concerts, community markets, local theaters, and seasonal festivals provide year-round entertainment, while the mild climate makes it easy to plan new adventures. Fresh seafood, farm-to-table dining, international cuisine, craft coffee, and local breweries create a vibrant culinary scene. Short commutes, friendly neighborhoods, and convenient air travel complete a well-balanced lifestyle for a Nurse Manager of Critical Care and Emergency Services.
The Nurse Manager ED and ICU will receive a competitive compensation package along with a comprehensive suite of benefits. To learn more about this exciting opportunity, connect with a CMC recruiter today!
This faith-based nonprofit is seeking a Critical Care and Emergency Services Nurse Manager to join a culture recognized for patient safety, nursing engagement, and quality awards that reflect lasting clinical excellence. Innovative resources, including an AI-supported EHR, real-time analytics dashboards, tele-critical care, and rapid diagnostic technology, enable the ED Nurse Manager to strengthen outcomes and operational efficiency. Organizational accomplishments include exceptional satisfaction scores, zero-harm initiatives, and high-reliability practices that position the ICU Nurse Manager to lead measurable improvements.
Within a modern 100+ bed acute care hospital, the ICU and ED Nurse Manager oversees integrated Emergency Department and Intensive Care services designed for high-acuity patients and rapid intervention. A busy ED featuring dedicated fast-track areas, resuscitation bays, and trauma-ready rooms works seamlessly with ICU settings that support complex cardiac, neurological, medical, and surgical cases. Standardized sepsis, stroke, and STEMI pathways, combined with evidence-based ventilation and sedation protocols, allow the Emergency Services Nurse Manager to promote safe, complication-free care. Efficient patient flow, rigorous infection prevention, and comprehensive incident command readiness ensure the ER Nurse Manager leads teams that consistently provide timely, dependable results.
Reporting to the Director of Nursing Emergency Services, the Critical Care and Emergency Services Nurse Manager works closely with a diverse, multidisciplinary staff. A highly visible leadership presence supports staffing and scheduling, daily huddles, interdisciplinary rounds, and regulatory preparedness aligned with Joint Commission standards. Key responsibilities for the Emergency and Critical Care Nursing Supervisor include developing a high-performing team, mentoring unit champions, advancing quality and safety measures, improving throughput, and standardizing clinical practice through policies, audits, and data-informed action plans.
Where the beach meets the mountains, the Critical Care and Emergency Services Nurse Manager can enjoy ocean sunrises and end the day along scenic ridgelines. Coastal strolls, paddleboarding in peaceful bays, forest trails, waterfall excursions, and mountain biking make outdoor recreation part of daily life. Waterfront concerts, community markets, local theaters, and seasonal festivals provide year-round entertainment, while the mild climate makes it easy to plan new adventures. Fresh seafood, farm-to-table dining, international cuisine, craft coffee, and local breweries create a vibrant culinary scene. Short commutes, friendly neighborhoods, and convenient air travel complete a well-balanced lifestyle for a Nurse Manager of Critical Care and Emergency Services.
The Nurse Manager ED and ICU will receive a competitive compensation package along with a comprehensive suite of benefits. To learn more about this exciting opportunity, connect with a CMC recruiter today!