House Supervisor - Registered Nurse (RN)
- Bartlett Regional Hospital
- Juneau, AK, USA
Job Description
This recruitment is open until filled.
Bartlett Regional Hospital is searching for a House Supervisor to join our Nursing Administration team!
Click here to learn more about Bartlett Regional Hospital, our amazing benefits, and our community. It’s a great place to work and a beautiful place to live!
Pay Information:
Internal Hires: Pay rate will be determined based on applicable personnel rule or union contract terms.
External Hires: Step placement and rate of pay will be determined based upon relevant experience.
House Supervisor 1 - Starts at $53.85 per hour
House Supervisor 2 - Starts at $56.53 per hour
House Supervisor 3 - Starts at $59.35 per hour
Please note: In lieu of fringe benefits, PRN employees are paid a differential of 10% to 25% of their hourly rate depending on their position.
Job Summary:
House Sup 1: A hospital house supervisor is the on-site administrative leader responsible for overseeing hospital operations during a shift, especially after hours or when senior leadership is not present. They coordinate staffing, manage patient flow, handle urgent issues, and ensure policies and regulatory standards are followed. They also serve as a key resource for clinical and non-clinical staff, supporting decision-making and resolving operational challenges in real time. The House Supervisor 1 is an entry-level House Supervisor who is building proficiency in hospital operations, patient flow, and administrative oversight. Relies on established protocols and frequent consultation with Administrator On-Call (AOC) or senior leadership.
House Sup 2: A hospital house supervisor is the on-site administrative leader responsible for overseeing hospital operations during a shift, especially after hours or when senior leadership is not present. They coordinate staffing, manage patient flow, handle urgent issues, and ensure policies and regulatory standards are followed. They also serve as a key resource for clinical and non-clinical staff, supporting decision-making and resolving operational challenges in real time. The House Supervisor 2 is a fully functioning House Supervisor who independently manages most hospital operations during a shift but still utilizes AOC support for high-risk, ambiguous, or escalated situations.
House Sup 3: A hospital house supervisor is the on-site administrative leader responsible for overseeing hospital operations during a shift, especially after hours or when senior leadership is not present. They coordinate staffing, manage patient flow, handle urgent issues, and ensure policies and regulatory standards are followed. They also serve as a key resource for clinical and non-clinical staff, supporting decision-making and resolving operational challenges in real time. The House Supervisor 3 is an advanced, highly experienced House Supervisor who functions as the on-site hospital administrator with full autonomy. Demonstrates expert-level clinical, operational, and leadership judgment and rarely requires AOC involvement.
Minimum Qualifications for the Job:
House Sup 1
Preferred Education: BSN
Experience: Four (4) years of current clinical nursing experience
Preferred: Charge Nurse or equivalent leadership experience preferred
License(s): State of Alaska Registered Nurse license
Certification(s): BLS, ACLS
Preferred Certification(s): PALS
House Sup 2
Preferred Education: BSN
Experience: Four (4) years of current clinical nursing experience, plus one (1) year House Supervisor experience
License(s): State of Alaska Registered Nurse license
Certification(s): BLS, ACLS, PALS
House Sup 3
Preferred Education: BSN, CCRN
Experience: Four (4) years of current clinical nursing experience, plus three (3) years House Supervisor experience
License(s): State of Alaska Registered Nurse license
Certification(s): BLS, ACLS, PALS
Practice Notices:
All new employees are required to produce negative drug screen for all illegal substances in the State of Alaska prior to start of employment.
A history of service. A supportive community. A broad range of healthcare offerings. A lot of pieces have come together to make Bartlett Regional Hospital what it is. We’re committed to being the best community hospital in Alaska, so take a closer look at who we are!
Originally known as St. Ann’s Hospital, the hospital opened in 1886 and was operated by the Sisters of St. Ann until the 1960s. In 1965, the hospital’s operations were turned over to the City and Borough of Juneau, and a new facility was built at the hospital’s present location on Hospital Drive.
Bartlett Regional Hospital is licensed for a total of 57 inpatient beds and 16 residential substance-abuse treatment facility beds in the Rainforest Recovery Center. The hospital serves a 15,000-square-mile region in the northern part of Southeast Alaska. Approximately 55,000 people reside in our service area, with most communities inaccessible by road.
At BRH we provide quality, comprehensive health care and health promotion services to the people of Juneau and communities of Southeast Alaska. We are steadfast in our commitment to fulfilling our mission, to be the best community hospital in Alaska and improve the health of the communities we serve.