Clinical Supervisor II, Rapid Response (RRT) Lead - Full Time Days
Summary
Lead ICU operations and Rapid Response Teams at a hospital, overseeing critical patient care, staff performance, and emergency response protocols.
Clinical Supervisor (RN) – ICU / Rapid Response Team Lead
Valley Presbyterian Hospital
Lead Critical Care & Rapid Response Across the Hospital
At Valley Presbyterian Hospital, our ICU leadership team plays a vital role in delivering safe, high-quality care to our most critical patients. We’re seeking an experienced Clinical Supervisor (RN) to lead ICU operations and serve as a Rapid Response Team (RRT) Lead, driving clinical excellence, patient safety, and team performance.
What You’ll Do
- Serve as frontline clinical leader in the ICU, supporting staff and patient care delivery
- Lead and respond to Rapid Response and Code Blue events across the hospital
- Assess, stabilize, and coordinate care for deteriorating patients
- Manage patient throughput, transfers, and bed flow in collaboration with leadership
- Monitor staff performance, competencies, and compliance requirements
- Support staffing decisions based on census and acuity
- Lead huddles, participate in bed board and All Bed Crisis (ABC) meetings
- Ensure compliance with policies, quality metrics, and patient safety standards
- Round on patients and families to support patient experience and address concerns
- Identify educational needs and support staff development and training
What You Bring
- 2–5 years of ICU RN experience
- Prior charge nurse or leadership experience preferred
- Strong critical thinking, decision-making, and crisis management skills
- Ability to lead teams in high-acuity, fast-paced environments
- Strong communication and collaboration skills
- Commitment to patient-centered, evidence-based care
Requirements
- Current California RN license
- Bachelor’s degree in Nursing required (Master’s preferred)
- AHA BLS certification
- Ability to obtain LA City Fire Card and MOAB certification within 30 days
Preferred
- CCRN certification
- Active participation in hospital committees or leadership councils
Why VPH
- High-impact leadership role in critical care and emergency response
- Opportunity to influence patient outcomes and staff performance
- Mission-driven healthcare organization
- Collaborative and supportive leadership environment
Apply today to lead critical care and rapid response at VPH.