nurse manager

These were often displaced nurse managers who no longer had line management responsibilities at district level.

"It's really the answer to a nursing manager's prayer," she said.

Jazz had been assigned as nurse manager for eleven patients, which was one more than the other nurses, but she didn't complain.

Most students are clinicians, physicians, or nurse managers; all candidates must have at least five years of work experience in their fields.

There may be concern about a nurse manager's ability to flex the staff enough to avoid excess staffing costs.

The nurse manager is the nurse with management responsibilities of a nursing unit.

Jean Ann Phillips, the operating room nurse manager, does a little gardening at home.

James Scott takes over from Toni Warner as nursing manager.

Nurse managers used to overcome their service deficiency by utilising learners to fill the gaps.

The event gives nurse managers, qualified nurses, midwives and health visitors chance to present their achievements.

The number of Nurse managers defy reason.

The goals may be used as a personal memory-aid or discussed with a peer, tutor or nurse manager.

Client consultations involved 15 people, including doctors, nurse managers, hospital building code technicians and maintenance directors who vetted the design.

With constant support from my nurse manager I secured a place, obtained a loan, and actually started to make my long-held ambition come true.

If you agree to work in an area which is unfamiliar to you, discuss the role you will be expected to take with your nurse manager.

Others choose to stay a little closer to their clinical roots by becoming clinical nurse managers or modern matrons.

For instance, a staff nurse would likely not list an MBA, but a nurse manager might choose to do so.

Emergency room nurse manager Pat Gabriel said, "My wish is that we could somehow not have spaghetti on the bed.

Vasa replaces Scotty as nursing manager.

She met her husband, Thomas Jones, a lawyer, while working as a nursing manager at the Medical College of Virginia.

Catherine Pawlicki, a nurse manager from Kansas, said some nurses who worked in one hospital for lengthy periods established a strong bond with it.

Liaison with the department of nurse education and clinical nurse managers should provide a source of clinical material.

Last week's hearing was to examine why, when the ombudsman's officer was investigating the case, she was repeatedly interrupted by a nurse manager.

One outcome was the appointment of directors of quality assurance, largely from the ranks of displaced nurse managers.

Her mother is the assistant nurse manager at Greenwich Hospital in Greenwich, Conn.