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PositionOverall responsibility for the critical care division, which encompasses ICU, progressive care, cardiac cath lab, and the cardiac monitoring centerReports to the chief nursing officer with 45 FTEsLead the implementation of brand new cath lab technologyParticipate in the planning for a new replacement hospitalHospital101-bed, Joint Commission accredited, acute-care, public district hospitalProvides an array of services including general medical and surgical care, general intensive care, cardiology, pediatric medical and surgical care, obstetrics, emergency, and traumaDue to its impressive growth, the organization will soon be building a new $133 million replacement facilityInvolved in joint ventures for the Tri-Cities Cancer Center, Tri-Cities Heart Care, and the Tri-Cities Kidney CenterCommunityThis southeastern Washington community is surrounded by wide open spaces perfect for hiking and bike riding, as well as a multitude of recreational, cultural and historical activitiesLocated on the banks of the Columbia River, there are an abundance of outdoor activities, including water skiing, boating, fishing and campingResidents enjoy excellent educational systems, affordable housing and entertainment, in addition to Washingtons famed wine countryQualificationsCandidates will have a bachelors degree, masters degree preferred, and have a solid leadership background in the critical care arena

POSITIONReports to the Chief Nursing OfficerResponsible for providing complete management and coordination for a the 10-bed ICU, 10-bed SICU, and 33-bed PCU areas that handle telemetry and additional cardiac monitoringQualified candidates will be registered nurses with a bachelors degree and three to five years solid experience within the ICU setting. Leadership skills combined with clinical competence, as well as innovation and dedication are preferred ORGANIZATIONThe hospital is a 198-bed, for-profit acute care facility The facility which was completed in 2002 houses new state-of-the-art technology and equipment, drawing leading physicians, nurses, and clinical staff professionals With physicians practicing in over 30 specialties, the organization offers a wide range of services, as well as open heart surgery, and cancer services COMMUNITYTallahassee, Florida, the capital city, is the 133rd biggest city in the United States. In 2008, the population was 171,922, while the 2007 Tallahassee metropolitan area population was estimated at 353,425 Rich in cultural diversity, Tallahassee boasts more than 31 community established performing arts group, collegiate sports, festivals, dances, music, golf tournaments, costume balls, carnivals, parades or fairs, there is always an event for everybody.There is no cost to you for our services. I encourage you or a colleague to contact me quickly to learn more about this exciting opportunity.

Academic Medical Center in the Midwest is seeking a strong Critical Care Leader for their exciting program!

PositionThe Director of Critical Care will be responsible for overall operations of a busy 28 bed intensive care unit and a 28 bed critical care step-down unitOversees 95 FTEs with ten direct reportsReports to the Chief Nursing OfficerQualified candidates will be a registered nurse with a bachelors degree and at least five years of critical care experience in a complex medical centerSeeking a leader who enjoys being a part of an academic environment and takes ownership of their departmentExcellent salary and benefitsOrganizationJoint Commission accredited, full tertiary care, academic medical center Services provided include cancer care, cardiac care, internal medicine, orthopedic services, primary care, rehabilitation services, specialized surgical care, trauma and emergency, as well as women/children and birthing servicesAffiliated with prestigious local universityBeautiful newly designed Level III NICU, one of the most sophisticated NICUs in the areaThe Family Birth Center is a place where the technology is advanced and the staff is highly skilled yet the setting is cozy and intimateCommunityAs one of the largest cities in the Midwest, this community is nationally recognized as a great place to live work and playProviding cultural and entertainment amenities of a city twice its size, residents enjoy an abundance of music and performing arts, museums, attractions and festivalsOutdoor activities are numerous including cycling, camping, boating and canoeing, fishing and hunting, swimming, sports leagues, skating, hiking and golf The cost of living is 10 to 13 percent below the national average and the median price of an existing home is 34 percent below the national averageThe crime rate is consistently lower than similarly sized metropolitan areasUniversity town