Director of Nursing. (i) There shall be established a position of Director Of Nursing. Provided that this position may be filled by a registered nurse appointed to a combined position of Director of Nursing and Executive Officer.
Director of Nursing. Within fifteen (15) calendar days after the occurrence, or knowledge of the occurrence, situation condition or action giving rise to the alleged grievance, the nurse may, with or without an Association representative, present his/her grievance, in writing, signed and dated, to the Director of Nursing or his/her designee. The grievance shall identify the provision(s) for the contract that allegedly have been violated, describe the relevant facts giving rise to the grievance and state the resolution requested by the nurse. The Director of Nursing or his/her designee shall sign that he/she has received the grievance and respond to the grievance, in writing, within fifteen (15) calendar days.
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Director of Nursing. Director of Nursing means a Registered Nurse appointed as the principal nursing executive officer, however styled, responsible for the overall managerial, professional, clinical and regulatory inspects of the nursing service (notwithstanding that a Residential Aged Care Facility Clinical Care Coordinator might also be appointed) and who performs duties which may include, but are not confined to: • accountability for the standards of nursing practice for the residential aged care facility and for co-ordination of its nursing service; • participating in or having principal responsibility for the management of the residential aged care facility or part thereof, and being accountable for the development and evaluation of nursing, policy and management; • providing leadership, direction and management of the residential aged care facility in accordance with relevant organisational policies, objectives and goals; • management of the budget or aspects of the budget of the residential aged care facility; • responsibility for ensuring that the nursing service meets the changing needs of residents, organisational aims and objectives through proper strategic planning; and • complying and ensuring the compliance of others with the Aged Care Act 1997 (Cth) and other legal requirements pertaining the nursing service of the residential aged care facility. The minimum weekly salary for a Director of Nursing shall be at Grade 7 (less than thirteen beds). In addition to this amount a Director of Nursing (Extended Care/Facility Care Residential Aged Care Facilities) shall be paid the following in respect to approved beds over which responsibility is exercised:
Director of Nursing. The Hospital has a full time Senior Nurse Professional position paid at the Director of Nursing level.
Director of Nursing. Despite any other provisions of this Agreement, the Employer must employ a full time Director of Nursing at each of the hospitals the Employer operates in Victoria. To avoid doubt, the Director of Nursing may also be appointed as the Chief Executive Officer at each of the hospitals the employer operates in Victoria.
Director of Nursing. 7.14.1 Under the direction of the appropriate Educational Administrator, the responsibilities of the Director of Nursing shall include, or be reasonably related to the following:
Director of Nursing. 33.1 The Employer will appoint a Director of Nursing (howsoever titled) at each facility to 1 EFT (which may include job share).
Director of Nursing. The Director of Nursing is responsible for monitoring the health and wellness of the Residents with respect to overseeing health, nutrition and dietary needs, activities of daily living, medication supervision, and assessing safety concerns of the Residents. The Director of Nursing’s responsibilities include, but are not limited to: the overall well-being of the Residents; the supervision and training of Certified Nursing Assistants; communication with all Resident support services, physicians, health care agencies and families; quality assurance and regulatory compliance. The Director of Nursing will work directly on the Resident care floor providing supervision and direction to all Certified Nursing Assistants. NBOC, Inc./AL nurses do not provide directly nor supervise skilled nursing services (e.g. injections, sterile dressing changes, tube feedings, continuous oxygen, catheters, or physical therapy) although such services may be arranged through a qualified third party provider in accordance with the policies set forth in the Resident Handbook.
