Nurse supervisor definition
Nurse supervisor means a registered nurse accountable for managing nursing services provided in an organized service in a hospital.
Nurse supervisor refers to a registered professional nurse with training in the NFP Program who oversees activities of a team of Nurses.
Nurse supervisor means a registered nurse (RN) or licensed professional nurse (LPN) hired or contracted by an agency to provide the supervisory responsibilities as outlined in the waiver to the agency's staff who perform personal care or respite care services to waiver individuals.
Examples of Nurse supervisor in a sentence
Nurses, individually or as a group, believing there is an immediate workload or staffing problem, should bring that problem to the attention of the Charge Nurse, supervisor or Nurse Manager as soon as the problem is identified.
More Definitions of Nurse supervisor
Nurse supervisor means a registered nurse accountable for managing nursing services provided in an organized ser- vice in a hospital.
Nurse supervisor means a New Jersey Board of Nursing licensed registered nurse with education and community health nursing experience with progressive responsibilities in community health nursing. The Nurse Supervisor is assigned by the Director of Nursing/Health Care Services Supervisor to oversee services rendered by employees, including other registered nurses (RNs), licensed practical nurses (LPNs), certified homemaker home health aides (CHHAs). The Nurse Supervisor or a registered nurse designee shall be available on call during all hours of service. The Nursing Supervisor and the Director of Nursing may be one and the same person.
Nurse supervisor means a licensed nurse employed by an agency- based PAS provider agency who completes the service plan with the member and oversees the training and orientation of personal care attendants in the delivery of PAS.