Operating Room Nurse Manager Surgical Services Overview • Lead as Operating Room Nurse Manager, shaping clinical excellence in surgical services. • Develop a new ambulatory surgery center, establishing nursing protocols and team culture. • Collaborate with medical staff to ensure seamless perioperative care delivery. • Recruit, onboard, and mentor nursing personnel, building a skilled and cohesive team. • Drive operational efficiency through effective budgeting and resource allocation. • Ensure compliance with regulatory standards and quality assurance metrics. • Lead clinical education initiatives to foster continuous staff development. • Shape a patient-focused care environment aligned with accreditation standards. • Empower staff to excel in a dynamic and innovative healthcare setting. Operating Room Nurse Manager Surgical Services Key Responsibilities & Duties • Develop and implement nursing policies, protocols, and clinical guidelines. • Recruit, hire, and supervise registered nurses and surgical technologists. • Oversee patient care, safety, and satisfaction throughout the surgical continuum. • Manage nursing operations, including budgeting, scheduling, and resource allocation. • Ensure compliance with CMS, state licensing, and accreditation standards. • Collaborate with surgeons and anesthesia staff to optimize workflows. • Establish quality assurance metrics and lead continuous improvement initiatives. • Lead orientation and clinical education for perioperative staff. • Serve as a liaison between nursing, administration, and medical staff. Operating Room Nurse Manager Surgical Services Job Requirements • Associate of Science in Nursing or Healthcare Administration required. • Active RN licensure or ability to obtain licensure in the relevant state. • Minimum 3-5 years of experience as a Nurse Manager or Director in surgical services. • Proficiency in orthopedic operating room nursing is preferred. • Strong knowledge of ambulatory surgery center regulatory and compliance requirements. • Demonstrated leadership and team-building experience. • Proficiency with electronic health records and surgical scheduling systems. • Certification in perioperative nursing (CNOR) is preferred. • Experience with new facility openings or startup environments is a plus.