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Assistant Nurse Manager Obstetrics
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Assistant Nurse Manager Obstetrics Clinical Management Consultants - 4.6 New Haven, CT Job Details Full-time $103,510 - $124,520 a year 2 hours ago Qualifications Collaborate with healthcare professionals Managed Registered Nurses (RNs) Nursing department supervision Nursing Labor & delivery Hospital patient safety Quality of care (regulatory compliance area) Nursing team management Patient safety measures implementation Hospital quality control Mid-level Team development Patient experience leadership Professional development support Evidence-based practice Clinical staff mentoring Women's health and reproductive patient care Regulatory readiness in healthcare Patient services management Care coordination Staffing management Quality assurance experience within healthcare Clinical program staff coordination Implementing nursing quality improvement initiatives Patient safety compliance management Full Job Description Bring your leadership talent to Southwest Connecticut as the Assistant Nurse Manager Obstetrics and help create exceptional beginnings for growing families in a dynamic, supportive Labor and Delivery environment! ✨ The ANM Women's Services will join a mission-driven healthcare organization recognized throughout the region for compassionate, patient-first care, clinical excellence, and a strong culture of safety. Nurses benefit from evidence-based practice resources, interdisciplinary collaboration, professional development, shared leadership, and opportunities to improve maternal and newborn outcomes. With modern clinical tools, ongoing education, and leadership that values frontline insight, the Assistant Nurse Manager Obstetrics can build a rewarding career while making a meaningful difference for patients and the community. Within Labor and Delivery, the Assistant Nurse Manager Obsetrics will support a busy women's services team delivering individualized care throughout childbirth and the immediate recovery period. This large hospital offers a welcoming community feel, combining broad clinical resources with the close relationships and personal connections of a collaborative nursing environment. The ANM Women's Services will help maintain high standards for maternal safety, patient experience, staff engagement, and efficient daily operations. Reporting to nursing leadership, the Assistant Nurse Manager Obstetrics will receive support from experienced clinical and administrative leaders while providing oversight for staffing, workflow, quality improvement, regulatory readiness, patient safety, and team development. The ANM Women's Services will mentor friendly nurses, encourage evidence-based practice, coordinate care with physicians and advanced practice providers, and partner with a diverse team of healthcare professionals across nursing, anesthesia, neonatal care, pharmacy, social work, and other essential services. The Assistant Nurse Manager Obstetrics will enjoy living and working in Southwest Connecticut, a region offering coastal scenery, parks, beaches, hiking, cycling, concerts, cultural attractions, diverse cuisine, and lively community events. The area provides varied housing options, respected schools and higher education, convenient shopping, strong healthcare access, and connectivity to major Northeast destinations through highways, rail service, and nearby airports. From walkable town centers and waterfront neighborhoods to quieter suburban communities with abundant green space, the region offers the ANM Women's Services an appealing balance of career opportunity, recreation, family-friendly living, and access to New York City and New England. Take the next step toward meaningful nursing leadership in Labor and Delivery by connecting with a Clinical Management Consultants recruiter today and discover where the ANM Womens Services opportunity could take your career.
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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.
$101,755 / year median in Connecticut
+12% projected growth