Pediatric Nurse Supervisor Overview • The Pediatric Nurse Supervisor oversees patient care delivery and supervises field staff in compliance with regulatory requirements. • Conducts in-home supervisory visits to assess patient needs and care plan implementation. • Provides coaching and training to field staff during visits, ensuring quality care. • Manages a caseload of 25-30 patients, ensuring personalized and effective care. • Collaborates with intake, scheduling, and operations for seamless patient transitions. • Participates in on-call rotations, addressing clinical concerns and incidents. • Supports quality improvement initiatives through chart audits and process enhancements. • Works both in-office and in the field, balancing administrative and clinical duties. • Ensures culturally sensitive, age-appropriate care for pediatric, adult, and geriatric populations. Pediatric Nurse Supervisor Key Responsibilities & Duties • Conduct required supervisory visits per state regulations and agency policies. • Evaluate field staff performance and competency in delivering patient care. • Identify and address clinical concerns, care gaps, and safety issues. • Document patient assessments and supervisory visits accurately in the EMR system. • Respond to clinical questions and incidents from staff, patients, and families. • Collaborate with intake and scheduling teams to optimize patient care plans. • Participate in quality improvement programs through audits and evaluations. • Provide leadership and guidance to ensure compliance with care standards. • Maintain reliable transportation for field visits across designated territories. Pediatric Nurse Supervisor Job Requirements • Active New York RN license in good standing required. • Associate’s degree in Nursing required; Bachelor of Science in Nursing preferred. • Minimum 2-3 years of nursing experience, including home care and supervisory roles. • Current CPR/BLS certification mandatory. • Proficiency with electronic medical records; familiarity with HHA exchange preferred. • Knowledge of UAS system and NYSDOH home care regulations advantageous. • Reliable transportation, valid NY driver’s license, and proof of auto insurance required. • Strong communication, coaching, and assessment skills essential. • Commitment to delivering culturally sensitive and age-appropriate care.