| Location | Antelope Valley, California |
| Website | Royaltymedicalsolutions.com |
The Patient Resource Coordinator is a clinical and
operational nursing leader responsible for coordinating patient flow,
supporting daily operations, optimizing staffing, and ensuring safe, efficient,
patient-centered care. This role partners with nursing leadership and
interdisciplinary teams to improve throughput, enhance quality outcomes, and
maintain compliance with organizational and regulatory standards.
· Coordinate patient throughput, admissions,
transfers, and discharges to maximize patient flow.
· Support daily nursing operations and collaborate
with department leadership.
· Monitor staffing levels based on patient acuity,
census, and organizational staffing guidelines.
· Conduct routine patient safety and quality
rounds.
· Serve as a clinical resource and provide direct
patient care when needed.
· Promote compliance with evidence-based practice,
accreditation standards, and applicable regulations.
· Collaborate with physicians, case management,
bed management, and ancillary departments.
· Mentor, coach, and support nursing staff.
· Assist with hiring, onboarding, orientation, and
competency validation.
· Provide real-time feedback and encourage
professional development.
· Promote teamwork, accountability, communication,
and employee engagement.
· Monitor quality indicators and patient
satisfaction metrics.
· Identify workflow improvements to enhance
efficiency and patient outcomes.
· Support safety initiatives, risk management, and
regulatory readiness.
· Assist leadership with labor management,
productivity, inventory, and cost-control initiatives.
· Support departmental budgeting goals through
efficient resource utilization.
· Graduate of an accredited School of Nursing; BSN
preferred.
· Minimum three years of acute care hospital
experience.
· Charge nurse or other progressive leadership
experience preferred.
· Current Registered Nurse license in the state of
employment.
· BLS and ACLS required; additional specialty
certifications may be required.
· Strong clinical judgment and critical thinking.
· Excellent communication, conflict resolution,
and leadership skills.
· Ability to prioritize multiple responsibilities
in a fast-paced healthcare environment.
· Knowledge of regulatory and accreditation
requirements.
· Ability to stand, walk, lift, bend, and perform
duties in a clinical environment.
· May be exposed to infectious diseases and other
healthcare hazards; appropriate PPE is required.
· We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and are
committed to providing equal employment opportunities to all qualified
applicants without regard to any protected status under applicable law.