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UCLA Health Manager, Magnet® Program in Los Angeles, California
Description
The Manager, Magnet® Program assists the Executive Director, Nursing Practice, Education and Research, Center for Nursing Excellence in managing the resources to support nursing excellence and the UCLA Health Magnet® program. Focus is on the achievement of organizational goals related to nursing excellence and Magnet® designation. The Magnet® Program Manager serves as the Magnet® Program Manager (MPM) at UCLA Health, collaborates with the executive leadership and oversees the Magnet® program team members within the Center and at UCLA Health facilities. The Manager leads and collaborates with nursing and inter-professional colleagues in the Magnet® designation processes and related performance improvement activities. The Manager serves as an internal expert on Magnet® standards and requirements and leads the organizational efforts to engage nurses in the structures and processes to achieve and demonstrate nursing excellence.
Salary range: $105,200- $250,600/annuallyQualifications
Required:
RN License
Bachelors and Masters Degree required, one of which must be in Nursing
3 years acute care or management experience
Knowledge of Magnet® requirements and elements of nursing excellence. Demonstrated knowledge of relevant regulatory requirements, as well as related legislative, accreditation, licensing and compliance environments
Ability to manage structures and processes to achieve Magnet® designation and system alignment
Demonstrated healthcare management skills, with progressive expertise in quality and process improvement methodologies, analysis, and data management
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Strong organizational and project management skills
Strong computer skills including Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Publisher
Ability to inform, educate, motivate and inspire others
Strong critical-thinking and problem solving skills, with the ability to quickly identify problems and implement solutions
Proven ability to organize, manage multiple priorities, meet deadlines, and assign work efficiently
Preferred:
Nursing Professional Leadership certification (i.e., ANCC or AONL) preferred
Knowledge of UCLA Health and Professional Standards
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