REGISTERED NURSE DIRECTOR - EMERGENCY SERVICES

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES-

Registered Nurse Director - Emergency Services

RN DIR - ED

Full-Time

Registered Nurse Director candidates for the Emergency Services Department will have the following job responsibilities:

• The Director of Emergency Services ensures high-quality, patient-centered care through oversight of the overall function and staffing of the unit(s) and department(s), in addition to forecasting, planning, and budget monitoring. 
• The Director of Emergency Services fosters a culture of accountability and collaboration and supports the development and implementation of strategies, policies, and procedures in support of facility objectives.
  

JOB QUALIFICATIONS-

Registered Nurse Director - Emergency Services

RN DIR - ED

Full-Time

Registered Nurse Director candidates for the Emergency Services Department must meet the following minimum job qualifications:

Education & Experience:

• Bachelor's degree in nursing Required

• Master's Degree Preferred

• 3+ years applicable acute care leadership experience required

• 5+ years applicable Emergency Services experience required

Candidate Requirements (Non‑Negotiable)

• Regulatory compliance expertise — Must demonstrate solid, hands‑on knowledge of regulatory standards relevant to emergency services.
• Trauma leadership experience — Must have served as a Director (or equivalent leadership role) in a Level I or Level II trauma center within a large, high‑volume ER comparable to Mission.
• Minimum tenure requirement — Candidates with fewer than 3–5 years of the above trauma leadership experience will not be considered.
• Performance metrics on résumé — Quantifiable outcomes (KPIs, improvements, operational metrics) must be included.
• Stable work history — Candidates with a pattern of frequent job changes (every 1–2 years) will not move forward.
• Prefer union experience but not required
• Please attach Emergency Services Screening Form with Metrics Details - failure to submit this will be automatically declined