The Clinical Supervisor provides program level guidance and recommendations relevant to the provision of clinical and nursing services. Oversees implementation of discipline specific policies and procedures. Responsible for the operations of the PACE center clinic. Oversees all nursing services provided to the participants at the center. Supervises and directs RNs, LPNs and Health Aides. Functions as the Assistant Program Director as needed/assigned. 

Responsibilities include:

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  Assists with recruitment and training of staff within the discipline.

  
  


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  Serve as liaison to local referring hospital, ensuring continued VNA referrals (some weekly local travel)

  
  


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  Participates in the oversight of related contracted vendors.

  
  


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  Monitors PACE, ADHC and state discipline specific regulations to identify, communicate and when appropriate, implement needed changes.

  
  

Education

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  Graduate of an accredited school of nursing (AA). Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) strongly preferred

  
  


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  Clinical License to practice in the state of Massachusetts. (RN preferred, may consider other licensure)

  
  


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  Certification: CPR certification or willingness to be certified

  
  

Experience

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  At least 2 (two) years of supervisory experience working with frail elders in a health care setting.

  
  


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  Experience within a company where Medicaid/Medicare home health care regulations (CoPs, DPH interpretive guidelines) are used. (Required)

  
  


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  Oversight of RNs in Home Health (Required)

  
  


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  OASIS D, coding basics (Required)

  
  


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  Knowledge of the nursing care planning process.and quality improvement process for optimal patient care (Required)

  
  


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  Valid MA driver's license and ability to drive to local hospital once per week

  
  


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  Possess nursing assessment skills and ability to work within an interdisciplinary team model.