Nursing Supervisor 

Down East Community Hospital

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Under the direction of the Chief Nursing Officer, the Nursing Supervisor is responsible for the supervision of the hospital. They assume responsibility for the coordination of age appropriate patient care activities in the absence of the CNO, utilizing knowledge of standards, policies and procedures outlined for the facility. They coordinate nursing care activities within the nursing services in the absence of the Unit Directors and provide overall management of the facility. They maintain a high degree of confidentiality and support the mission, vision and values of the organization.

36 hours, 12-hour shifts

BSN or willing to obtain

Day shift but must be willing to cover Weekends and/or nights.

ED experience required

Graduate of an accredited school of nursing, BSN Preferred

Current licensure as a registered nurse in the State of Maine or Authorization to Practice pending licensure by endorsement

BCLS

ACLS

PALS

NRP within 6 months of hire

Minimum 4 years acute care experience

Demonstrates clinical proficiency in the age appropriate care of patients using the nursing process

Demonstrates leadership skills with strengths in communications, organization, management of conflict and problem-solving

Ability to function independently

Ability to act rapidly and efficiently in emergency situations

CCH Benefits:

Competitive health insurance plan including:

Bi-weekly premiums begin at $35.00 for single and $110.00 for family coverage

25% discount on DECH and CCH medical services

Employer paid HRA fund toward deductibles

Teladoc- 24/7/365 telemedicine access to MD with no co-payment

Employer paid life insurance

403b retirement plan

Generous time off plan

Additional benefits available

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Disability insurance- short and long-term

Life Insurance

CCH and DECH are dedicated to providing equal employment opportunity.

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