Description
The chief nursing officer job description focuses on both nursing leadership and organizational administration. A CNO’s responsibilities are typically related to setting patient care standards, establishing processes and protocols for achieving those standards, and managing the work of nurses who care for patients. Most chief nursing officers work in hospitals, clinics, or rehabilitation centers or with government agencies.
As administrators, CNOs generally don’t have as much interaction with patients as other nursing professionals, but their importance in patient care is just as significant.
They work closely with a health care organization’s nurses and senior management to help shape a facility’s care practices. Sometimes, CNOs alternate their shifts with each other to ensure full coverage for patient care.
Job Specialities
- Overseeing administrative departments, such as transcription and medical records
- Maintaining compliance with government and facility regulations
- Offering nursing expertise to government officials
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