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Job description
Location: Skyline at First Hill 725 9th Avenue Seattle WA 98104
Are you looking for an opportunity to advance in your career with a growing organization? Do you thrive in an environment where meaningful work happens every day? Skyline at First Hill is Seattle’s premier luxury retirement community located in the First Hill neighborhood. We are a team of dedicated and caring people who have a strong desire to enrich the lives of older adults and our team members. Our workplace emphasizes serving others, teamwork, our dedication to hospitality and customer service, vigorous innovation and integrity in everything we do! Come learn more about us at and find your happy place here!
Why Skyline?
Work/Life Balance
Competitive pay
Excellent benefits including Medical, Dental, Vision Care and Retirement for our full time team members, as well as Generous Paid Time Off and other unique perks for full-time and part-time team members!
A culture of FUN and commitment to the care of our residents, our communities and each other
Your opinion matters: We share ideas, we listen and work together to make great things happen
We have an amazing opportunity for a Skyline - Director of Nursing Services to join our team! The pay for this role is $145k - 165k per year DOE. Do you have a passion for people, and are looking for a reliable, enjoyable time role where you will be valued? If so, we can’t wait to talk with you! We have an exciting opportunity at Skyline, a Transforming Age community.
Director of Nursing Responsibilities
Our Director of Nursing Servicess is responsible for planning, organizing and direct the overall operation of nursing services in accordance with applicable regulations, policies, and guidelines to foster the highest degree of quality care.
Plan, organize, and direct the overall operation of nursing services in accordance with applicable regulations, policies, and guidelines to foster the highest degree of quality care.
Develop, review, and revise standards, guidelines, forms and job descriptions.
Provide and/or promote staff educational programs, monitor attendance and compliance with mandatory training as required.
Participate in regularly scheduled management meetings.
Coordinate the completion of the admission, discharge, and evaluation materials and process for all residents.
Ensure appropriate documentation including functional assessments.
Ensure that all resident rights and responsibilities are protected and enforced.
Establish and maintain a close liaison with residents and families, promoting an environment that allows residents to function as independently as possible.
Collaborate with the Medical Director and other professional service providers.
Coordinate with appropriate department directors and supervisors for services provided to the residents.
Maintain all documentation required by state agencies.
Organize and promote educational opportunities for residents and families.
Ensure compliance with state and federal requirements and regulations.
Maintain current knowledge for scope of practice for self and support staff.
Seek opportunities for personal and professional growth, related to clinical standards of practice, gerontology, rehabilitation, organization, management, regulatory agencies, infection control, and interpersonal skills.
Monitor usage of supplies and equipment and plan for long-range equipment replacement.
Prepare preliminary departmental Operating Budget.
Review, investigate and resolve customer grievances in cooperation with the Nursing Home Administrator.
Participate in presentations to appropriate community organizations and individuals to meet community established occupancy goals.
Supervise staff to provide quality services in a caring environment, which strives to preserve the residents’ independence and self-respect.
Conduct regular staff meetings to exchange information and address issues affecting resident care.
Promote the Mission, Vision and Values of Transforming Age in all areas of responsibility, and demonstrate commitment to Culture of Excellence and strategic goals.
Perform duties as assigned.
What you need to succeed
Must be a Registered Nurse.
Three years’ experience in long-term care.
Three years previous management experience
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
Ability to work with staff and external constituents.
Strong leadership and team building skills.
Experience in system development and dementia programming.
Transforming Age is a leading nonprofit organization committed to improving the lives of older adults by integrating housing, community services, technology, philanthropy, and partnerships.
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Worksite address
seattle, WA, 98127, US
Who can apply
Review the original listing for work authorization, qualifications and employer requirements.