Job Description
Provide leadership and clinical guidance for a high-acuity Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
Support and collaborate with nursing staff to deliver safe, high-quality neonatal care
Ensure compliance with hospital policies, nursing standards, and regulatory requirements
Assist the Director in planning, coordinating, and evaluating departmental functions
Lead performance improvement initiatives focused on clinical outcomes and patient safety
Participate in staffing, budgeting, and development of care protocols
Qualifications
Minimum 2+ years of recent acute care NICU leadership experience (Manager or Charge RN level)
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) required
Active Texas RN license or Compact License (must convert to Texas license within 60 days of hire)
BLS certification from the American Heart Association required
Strong understanding of Level III or IV NICU protocols and patient population
Additional Information
Additional Details:
Reports to: Director of NICU Services
Reason for Opening: Backfill / department expansion
Unit Size & Team: Bed count and team size vary by census
Benefits:
Comprehensive medical, dental, vision, and prescription plans
Free telehealth and AirMed transport access
401(k) with up to 9% employer match based on tenure
Employee stock purchase plan with 10% discount
Paid time off, family leave, and disability coverage
Fertility and family-building support via Progyny
Tuition reimbursement and student loan assistance
Legal, pet care, identity protection, and wellness resources
Employee-only health coverage available based on income
Eligibility for benefits may vary by employment status and location.
This is a critical leadership opportunity for a confident RN leader with a passion for neonatal care. Join a mission-driven team where your expertise will make a lasting difference in the lives of newborns and their families.
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