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The Department of Orthopaedic Surgery is looking for a Registered Nurse or Nurse Practitioner to be the Ambulatory Clinical Coordinator.

The Department of Orthopaedic Surgery is looking for a Registered Nurse or Nurse Practitioner to be the Ambulatory Clinical Coordinator. The role will be to supervise direct patient care in the clinical setting and indirect patient care via telephone and electronic communication. Orthopaedics has an active telecommunication center. This individual will need to be a skilled clinician as well as have strong administrative/leadership skills, and will work with the ambulatory orthopaedic teams in managing their subspecialty care. Our orthopaedics teams consist of MDs, mid-level providers, RNs, clinical assistants and administrative support. As part of the management team responsibilities include initiating educational programs, effectively managing employees, serving as liaison to hospital surgical programs, ensuring regulatory compliance and overseeing daily clinical and administrative operations of the Orthopaedic Clinics. Full time position, 40 hours, M-F 8 hours. Orthopaedic Nursing/management experience required; Must possess excellent communication skills, be organized and self-directed, and able to lead as well as well as participate in a team environment

Responsible for working with other Nurse Scientist/Researchers with departmental and divisional leadership to identify and promote quality improvement and research activities within Surgical inpatient and ambulatory clinical areas that support program, departmental, and organizational strategic goals. Mentors staff in evidence- based practice, research and quality improvement projects. Evaluates impact of research activities upon systems and programs, and provides recommendations. Identifies and disseminates opportunities for research funding and submits proposals based on strategic plan. Ensures the provision of analytic, data management and methodological support for the development of performance indicators. Designs outcome studies to evaluate patient care issues, models of patient care delivery, products and/or technology.PhD in Nursing or a related field with a strong emphasis in research. If Doctorate is in related field, a Masters degree in Nursing is required. Expertise in nursing practice, education, quality improvement strategies and research. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to write and publish in professional journals and texts. Ability to obtain extramural funding for research. Licensure as a Registered Nurse in the State of MA. Holds faculty appointment or will seek adjunct faculty appointment with a University or School of Nursing. Strong statistical background, as well as data management and analysis methods. Strong computer skills and database experience; SPSS/SAS skills and equivalent statistical analysis for qualitative data analysis such as NVIVO. Preferred pediatric nursing clinical experience.Status: Part Time - 20 to 39 HoursShift: DaySchedule (i.e. Mon. - Fri.) Mon - FriStandard Hours per Week: 32.00 AutoReqId: 20133BR