El Paso Group

The Hospitals of Providence, East Campus, El Paso, Texas

The Hospitals of Providence, East Campus (formerly Sierra Providence East Medical Center) is a full-service, 218-bed level II hospital featuring 60 Telemetry beds, 30 Surgical beds, 10 Labor and Delivery Suites, 6 Neonatal Intensive Care beds, 24 Intensive Care Unit beds, a 38-bed Emergency Department including 8 Fast Track beds, and more. Key service lines include Robotic Surgery, Cancer, Children’s Services, Diagnostic Imaging, Digestive Disorders, Emergency Services, Heart Care, Imaging, Lab Services, Mother & Baby, Orthopedics, Rehabilitation Services, Respiratory, Urology, Women’s Health and Wound Care.

The Hospitals of Providence, East Campus is part of the Hospitals of Providence Health Network, which has been providing advanced health care services to El Paso and the outlying communities of west Texas, southern New Mexico and our international neighbors in northern Mexico for more than 100 years. Our network also includes the Hospitals of Providence, Memorial Campus, the Hospitals of Providence, Sierra Campus, Providence Children’s Hospital, and the Transmountain Campus. We are proud to be a part of this legacy of care and to serve the community with a full range of medical services.

The Hospitals of Providence, East Campus is fully accredited by the Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, the nation’s oldest and largest hospital accreditation agency. https://www.thehospitalsofprovidence.com/our-locations/east-campus

The Chief Nursing Officer provides strategic leadership as the senior executive position responsible for all nursing and other designated patient care functions and services within the hospital organization. The role assumes responsibility for assessing, planning, coordinating, implementing, and evaluating nursing practice on a facility level. The role assumes 24/7 responsibility and has accountability to ensure high quality, safe and appropriate nursing care, competency of clinical staff, and appropriate resource management related to patient care. The Chief Nursing Officer represents nursing concerns on the governing board and at medical staff leadership meetings.

• At least five years of progressive management experience in a facility environment as an Associate Chief Nursing Officer or Nursing Director of multiple, complex nursing departments.
• Highly effective interpersonal and communication skills.
• Proven leadership ability and facility operational expertise.
• Ability to serve as role model and advocate for the professional discipline of nursing.
• Strong labor relations background.
• An individual able to effectively and efficiently organize patient care promoting optimal outcomes, patient safety, and patient, physician, and employee satisfaction.
• An individual with proven success recruiting, retaining, and developing staff. Someone effective in mentoring and developing staff, encouraging professional growth and achievement.
• It takes the lead in complying with regulatory standards, rules, and laws.

Professional Attributes

• Proven ability to identify the need for change, anticipating, recognizing, and creatively solving resistance to change; working with others to view change as a challenge and opportunity for growth. Displays an ability to be a risk taker and assume the role of change agent. However, someone who understands the importance of collegiality, collaboration, and team spirit.
• A credible nurse leader who utilizes communication, coaching, sponsorship, and training to successfully manage the people-side of change in order to realize successful outcomes of a business change.
• One who is positive, creative, and innovative with a strong understanding of the business aspects of healthcare and the acumen to play a substantive role in developing strategies, budgets, and business plans. Financially astute, with a solid understanding of cost issues and initiatives.
• Clearly a leader by example, able to articulate a clear vision and expectations for patient care services and other areas of responsibility.

Personal Attributes

• An individual of highest personal and professional integrity, principle, and knowledge, earning respect and support when making difficult decisions and choices. Able to establish immediate credibility with peers, senior leadership, medical staff, and the Board.
• A collaborative and operational manager who will give employees a voice and encourage full participation of all team members.
• Excellent interpersonal skills; a dedicated listener, comfortable in a variety of settings dealing with diverse constituencies; a broad thinker. The ability to communicate clearly and effectively both verbally and in writing.
• A leader who will inspire confidence and establish a sense of common direction and vision for the medical staff.

Education/Certifications

• An academic degree in nursing is required, and a master’s degree in nursing or related field (Health Administration, Business, Public Health, or Management) is required.
• Active and current registered nurse license in the state of residence/practice is required.
• Current CENP or NEA certification preferred.

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