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    Administered by the Chief Nurse. This position may be called by

    other titles in other hospitals such as:

    o Director of Nursing Services

    o Nursing Service Director

    o Assistant Director for Nursing (PGH)

    o Department Managers (In various specialty hospitals;

    Lung Center of the Philippines, National Kidney Institute,

    and Philippine Childrens Medical Center

    TRADITIONAL HEIRARCHICAL STRUCTURE

    CHIEF NURSE

    o Directly responsible to the Chief of Hospital or Medical

    Center Chief.

    ASSISTANT CHIEF NURSE

    o assists the Chief nurse (In bigger hospitals, there can be

    2A

    ssistant Chief nurses; one forTraining andResearch and the other forPatient Care Services)

    SUPERVISING NURSES

    o In charge of 2 or more nursing units

    HEAD NURSES/SENIOR NURSE

    o Responsible for the management of a nursing unit

    STAFF NURSES

    o Provide direct patient care and are assisted by nursing

    attendants who perform simple routine tasks for which

    they are trained.

    TRADITIONAL HEIR

    CHIEF OF

    CHIEF

    SUPERVIS

    SENIO

    STAFF

    NURSING A

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    ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE OF A HOSPITAL NURSING DIVISION/SERVIC

    This organizational chart shows the structure of a nursing service delineating the hierarchy of positions from th

    attendant. The Staff nurses, midwives, nursing attendants and Institutional workers are under the supervision

    MEDICAL CENTERCHIEF

    CHIEF NURSE

    ASST. CHIEF NURSE

    SUPERVISING NURSE(OPD,ER)

    SENIOR NURSES

    STAFF NURSES

    MIDWIVES

    NURSINGATTENDANTS

    INSTITUTIONALWORKERS

    SUPERVISING NURSE(CLINICAL AREA)

    SENIOR NURSES

    STAFF NURSES

    NURSINGATTENDANTS

    INSTITUTIONALWORKERS

    SUPERVISING NURSE(OR, DR, CSR)

    SENIOR NURSES

    STAFF NURSES

    MIDWIVES

    NURSINGATTENDANTS

    INSTITUTIONALWORKER

    SUPERVIINST

    NURSE IN

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    ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE OF A TRAINING HOSPITAL WITH AN AFFILIATED COLLEGE OF NU

    Solid lines depict direct relationships while broken lines show coordinated relationship

    MEDICAL CENTER CHIEF

    CHIEF NURSE

    ASST. CHIEF NURSE

    SUPERVISING NURSE(OPD,ER)

    SENIOR NURSES

    STAFF NURSES

    MIDWIVES

    NURSINGATTENDANTS

    INSTITUTIONALWORKERS

    SUPERVISING NURSE(CLINICAL AREA)

    SENIOR NURSES

    STAFF NURSES

    NURSINGATTENDANTS

    INSTITUTIONALWORKERS

    SUPERVISING NURSE(OR, DR, CSR)

    SENIOR NURSES

    STAFF NURSES

    MIDWIVES

    NURSINGATTENDANTS

    INSTITUTIONALWORKER

    SUPERVISING NURSINSTRUCTOR

    NURSE INSTRUCTO

    TRAINEES

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    Advantages of a cyclical scheduleI. It is fair to all

    II. It saves time as the schedule does not have to beredone

    III. It enables employees to plan ahead for theirpersonal needs preventing frequent changes inschedule

    IV. Scheduled leave coverage such as vacation,holidays, and sick leaves are more stable.

    V. Productivity is improved

    SCHEDULING VARIABLES

    O Length of scheduling period whether 2 or 4 weeksO Shift rotationO Week-ends offO Holiday offsO Vacation leavesO Special days (Birthdays, wedding anniversary, etc)O Scheduled events in the hospital, training programs or

    meetingsO Job categorieso Continuing Professional Education (CPE) programs

    ROTATING WORK SHIFTS

    o Common on most hospitalso It is desirable that there be equal share of morning,

    afternoon and night shifts as prolonged night shifts mayaffect the health of the personnel.

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    FOUR WEEK CYCLICAL SCHEDULE

    Personnel S M T WTH

    F S S M T WTH

    F S S M T WTH

    AM

    Head/Sr.Nurse

    X X X X X X

    Staff

    NurseX X X X X X

    Nsg. Att. 1 X X X X X X

    Nsg. Att. 2 X X X X X X

    PM

    StaffNurse

    X X X X X X

    Nsg. Att. X X X X X X

    NIGHT

    StaffNurse

    X X X X X X

    Nsg. Att. X X X X X

    Gen. Rel. 3-11;11-7

    Staff NursePM

    PM

    NIGHT

    X XPM

    NIGHT

    NIGHT

    XAM

    PM

    PM

    NIGHT

    X XAM

    PM

    PM

    NIGHT

    N I G H T

    Nsg. Att. PM

    NIGH

    T

    XAM

    PM

    NIGH

    T

    XAM

    PM

    XNIGH

    T

    NIGH

    T

    X PM

    XAM

    NIGH

    T

    X PM

    P M

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    DEVELOPING JOB DESCRIPTIONS

    Job Description is a statement that sets the duties and responsibilities of a specific job. It includes the needed characteristics or qualifications of the individual to perform such duties successfully.

    CONTENTS OF A JOB DESCRIPTION

    1. IdentifyingDataPosition Title: Staff NurseDepartment: NursingSupervisors Title: Head/Senior Nurse

    2. Job summary This includes the essential features of the job that distinguish it from the others.

    3. Qualification Requirements Educational preparation, training and experience necessary to f ill the position.

    4. Job Relationships Source of Workers

    5. SpecificandActual Functions andActivities

    USE

    S OF JOBDE

    SCRIPTION

    1. Forrecruitment andselectionofqualifiedpersonnel

    2. Toorientnew employees to their jobs

    3. Forjob placement, transferordismissal

    4. As an aidin evaluatingthe performance ofan employee

    5. Forbudgetary purposes

    6. Fordeterminingdepartmentalfunctions andrelationships to help define the organizationalstructure

    7. Forclassifyinglevelsofnursingfunctions accordingtoskill levelsrequired

    8. To Identify trainingneeds

    9. As basisforstaffing

    10. Toserve as a channelofcommunication

    *Job descriptions from unit to unit or hospital to hospital may vary. It is recommended that the Chief Nurse formulate

    in mind the scope of nursing practice provided for by the Philippine Nursing Act of 2002, RA 9173 and the manageme

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    SAMPLE JOB DESCRIPTION OF A STAFF NURSE

    Position Title: Staff Nurse/Nurse I

    Definition:

    The Staff Nurse is a professional nurse responsible for rendering wholistic nursing careto patients in assigned areas, the specific functions and responsibilities of which depend upon theorganizational structure of the Nursing Service Department

    Qualification Requirements:Education: Bachelor of Science in NursingLicense: Registered Nurse

    Job Summary:The Staff Nurse provides direct nursing care to patients towards the promotion of health,prevention of diseases, restoration of health, alleviation of suffering, and assisting thedying to face death wth dignity and in peace.

    Employment VariablesProfessional Affiliation with professional nursing associations.

    Job Relationships:Source of Workers: RegisteredPromoted to: Senior Nurse/Nurse IIResponsible to: Senior Nurse/ Nurse II

    Functions:

    A. Patient Care ManagementB. Hospital and Nursing ServicePolicies and regulationsC. Learning experience of Nursing and Midwifery studentsD. Orientation of Non-Professional Workers in the unitE. Research & StudiesF. Professional Responsibilities

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    Central Philippine University

    SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES

    Jaro, Iloilo City

    Report for

    Nursing Service Administration Lecture

    (MAN 625a)

    Management Process:

    ORGANIZING

    Setting Up the Organizational Structure

    Staffing

    Scheduling

    Developing Job Descriptions

    Prepared by:

    Jomar A. Clavecillas, R.N.Hope Rinette Wong, R.N.

    Preceptor:

    Helen A. Caton, R.N., M.N.