Director of Nursing

Job Description

The Director of Nursing supports the Superior of Our Lady of Angels Convent in providing for the healthcare needs of the Sisters of Saint Francis of Perpetual Adoration receiving assisted and skilled nursing care. This individual will supervise the nursing employees, be the primary patient care coordinator, and support the Sisters in living their vocation.

Clinical Responsibilities
• Create care plans for Sisters, run interdisciplinary care plan meetings, and oversee the execution of the plans of care
• Oversee outside contractors (occupational therapy, physical therapy, mental health, primary care, dental, podiatry) for the care of the Sisters
• In partnership with the Superior, coordinate with health providers for appointments, insurance, information, lab work, prescriptions, etc.
• Maintain medical records of Sisters
• Design and coordinate a Quality Improvement Program
• Coordinate vaccinations for Sisters and employees

Staff Management and Development
• Supervise nursing staff, including scheduling, performance evaluations, and disciplinary actions
• Schedule regular in-services and other training as needed
• Establish procedures and best practices

Administrative Responsibilities
• Order nursing supplies
• Implement safety and accident prevention practices

Collaboration and Communication
• Communicate daily with Superior of the Convent
• Work with managers of other departments (maintenance, housekeeping, dietary, business office)

Qualifications
• Registered Nurse License
• Previous experience in long term care preferred
• Previous supervisory experience preferred

Interested candidates should send a resume and cover letter to Sister Karol Ann at sister.karol.ann@franciscanalliance.org. Call 574-259-5427 with questions.

About the Employer

We, the Sisters of St. Francis of Perpetual Adoration, participate in the mission of the Roman Catholic Church by living the Gospel after the example of Saint Francis and our foundress, Mother Maria Theresia Bonzel. We strive to combine the contemplative life with the active through perpetual adoration and the works of mercy in education, healthcare, and other ecclesial ministries.