Overview The Nursing Supervisor manages bed requests, maintaining primary responsibility for facilitating patient progression throughout the continuum of care and ensuring efficient and cost-effective placement of all patients into the appropriate bed. The Nursing Supervisor works directly with the medical directors, attendings, nurses and ancillary support services; maintains awareness for unit staffing and has the authority to make adjustments to inpatient bed assignments and staffing allocations 24/7 to optimize throughput; and may provide administrative oversight for patient, physician and nursing concerns and must exhibit critical leadership behaviors at all times, including effective communication, problem solving, conflict resolution and decision making. Qualifications Required Education:: BSN or higher degree in nursing from an accredited school of nursing. Preferred Education:: Master of Science Degree in Nursing or related field Required Licensure/Certification:: -Licensed to practice nursing in the state of Florida -BLS from the American Heart Association is required for all areas. -ACLS from the American Heart Association is required for the ICU, Emergency Department, and Specialty areas. -Effective January 1, 2015, all new hires or transfers must have a professional certification within two years of hire or transfer. For certifications that require a specified number of cases or hours worked within the specialty, the certification must be applied for once the case/time requirement has been met, and the certification must be obtained within one year of the requirement having been met (e.g. oncology, chemotherapy, diabetes education). Required Experience:: 1-2 years management or demonstrated leadership experience AND 3-5 years medical surgical clinical experience Supervisory Responsibility: Yes; Number of Employees Supervised 50