Field Nurse Supervisor Overview • The Field Nurse Supervisor oversees patient care and staff performance in homecare settings, ensuring compliance with regulations and quality standards. • Conduct supervisory visits to assess patient needs, care plans, and staff competency. • Split time between fieldwork and office-based duties, managing a diverse case load. • Collaborate with intake, scheduling, and operations teams for seamless care transitions. • Participate in on-call rotations, providing clinical support and earning additional stipends. • Utilize electronic medical records for accurate and timely documentation. • Support process improvement initiatives through chart audits and quality assurance activities. • Ensure culturally sensitive and age-appropriate care for diverse patient populations. Field Nurse Supervisor Key Responsibilities & Duties • Conduct in-home supervisory visits per regulations and agency policies. • Assess patient environments and care plan implementation during visits. • Evaluate field staff performance and provide coaching and training. • Identify clinical concerns and communicate findings to the care team. • Document supervisory visits accurately in the electronic medical record system. • Respond to clinical inquiries and incidents from staff, patients, and families. • Collaborate on case starts, transitions, and care plan updates. • Participate in on-call rotations, providing clinical support as needed. • Contribute to quality improvement initiatives through audits and process reviews. Field Nurse Supervisor Job Requirements • Active New York RN license in good standing is required. • Associate’s degree in Nursing required; BSN preferred. • Minimum 2–3 years of nursing experience; home care and supervisory experience strongly preferred. • Current CPR/BLS certification is mandatory. • Proficiency in electronic medical records; HHA exchange knowledge preferred. • Knowledge of UAS system is advantageous. • Reliable transportation, valid NY driver’s license, and proof of auto insurance required. • Strong communication, coaching, and assessment skills. • Familiarity with NYSDOH home care regulations and supervisory requirements.