✨ AI Summary
The ICU Charge Nurse provides clinical leadership in the ICU, supervising the nursing team on each shift, coordinating patient care, and ensuring compliance with clinical standards and regulatory requirements. Responsibilities include overseeing patient assessments, planning and evaluating care, maintaining accurate documentation, and supporting evidence-based practice. The role involves monitoring staff performance, coaching, conflict resolution, and ensuring safe staffing levels in collaboration with the Nurse Manager. It requires strong clinical expertise, leadership, critical thinking, and the ability to manage fast-paced ICU operations while maintaining high-quality patient care.
Requirements
The role requires a Bachelor or Associate degree in Nursing (Canada/USA) with minimum two years of experience, successful completion of the NCLEX-RN or Canada Licensing Exam, and DOH license eligibility. The ICU Charge Nurse will supervise nursing staff, coordinate patient care, ensure adherence to standards, and participate in education and quality initiatives. Strong clinical leadership, emergency response capability, and collaboration with the Nurse Manager are essential.
Description
The ICU Charge Nurse provides clinical leadership and ensures high‑quality, safe patient care within the Intensive Care Unit. This role involves supervising the nursing team during each shift, coordinating patient care activities, and maintaining adherence to clinical standards, policies, and regulatory requirements.