Accounting
You’ll manage the budgets and finances related to the nursing staff.
Collaboration
You’ll work with doctors and other hospital staff, coordinate meetings, and assist patients and families.
Documentation
You’ll take care of the managerial details, including medical health records, recruitment, and disciplinary actions.
Management
You’ll be the liaison between interdisciplinary teams and nursing staff, and supervise nursing-related operations within an organization.
- Ambulatory care centers
- Hospitals
- Long term care centers
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Get a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), taking business courses or pursuing a double major, or minor, in business.
02
Pass the NCLEX-RN.
03
Work as a Registered Nurse, gaining experience in clinical management.
04
Get a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) or Masters in Healthcare or Business Administration (MHA/MBA).
05
Get Certified in Executive Nursing Practice or pass your Certified Nurse Manager and Leader exam through the American Organization of Nurse Executives.
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You’re ready to work as a Nurse Manager.
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