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What's it like being a assistant nurse manager?

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Janice’s Answer

The role of an Assistant Nurse Manager is very rewarding leadership role. Prior to applying for this position, years of experience as a nurse is required. As an assistant nurse manager, you would report to the manager of the unit. Your responsibilities typically include: patient care, staffing, education, collaboration with health team members, attending meetings, quality assurance, and much more. Consider shadowing an assistant nurse manager to learn more. Additionally, many assistant nurse managers work off shift hours. The assistant manager role could be a great learning opportunity should you want to pursue a manager or leadership role.
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Amanda Caravelli, BSN:

Being an assistant nurse manager is a challenging position. You’re basically overseeing everything in the unit. You’re responsible for every single patient, mentoring and coaching nurses and patient care techs, budgeting and scheduling. Any questions come to you. It’s very busy, but it’s also very rewarding.
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