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Developing and implementing nursing policies, procedures, and best practices to optimize patient outcomes and safety
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Supervising and evaluating the performance of nursing staff, including registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and nursing assistants
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Collaborating with other healthcare leaders, such as the Chief Medical Officer and Hospital Administrator, to coordinate interdepartmental care
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Monitoring nursing budgets and resource allocation to ensure the department operates within financial constraints- Representing the nursing department on hospital committees and serving as a liaison between nursing staff and hospital administration
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Promoting continuing education and professional development opportunities for nursing personnel
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Ensuring the nursing department complies with all relevant healthcare regulations and accreditation standards to excel in this role, the Principal Nursing Officer must possess strong leadership, communication, and problem
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