Registered Nurse Sepsis Program Coordinator (RN) | Sepsis Coordinator RN
Location: Palm Springs, CA
Job Type: Permanent
Company: Palm Careers
Job Description Apply Now
Registered Nurse Sepsis Program Coordinator (RN) | Sepsis Coordinator RN
We are seeking an experienced and motivated Registered Nurse Sepsis Program Coordinator (RN) to join our acute care hospital team in Southern California. This is a full-time, day shift opportunity where your clinical expertise, leadership, and commitment to quality improvement will have a direct and lasting impact on patient outcomes across the entire hospital. As a Registered Nurse Sepsis Program Coordinator (RN), you will lead initiatives to champion early sepsis recognition, implement evidence-based treatment protocols, and drive continuous quality improvement in one of the facility’s most critical clinical programs. If you have a passion for education, innovation, and making a difference in acute care settings, this Registered Nurse Sepsis Program Coordinator (RN) role could be the perfect next step in your nursing leadership career.
Located in Southern California, our hospital offers the chance to work in a diverse and vibrant healthcare setting, making a meaningful difference in the community. The Registered Nurse Sepsis Program Coordinator (RN) will have the opportunity to collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, work closely with hospital leadership, and ensure compliance with the latest regulatory standards, such as CMS and Joint Commission requirements. This high-visibility position is ideal for a Registered Nurse Sepsis Program Coordinator (RN) who thrives on data analysis, staff education, and driving organizational excellence in patient care.
As the Registered Nurse Sepsis Program Coordinator (RN), you will take ownership of the hospital’s Sepsis Program, guiding and supporting staff across multiple units. You’ll serve as a resource for early sepsis detection, manage educational initiatives, and analyze program data to identify trends and areas for improvement. Your leadership will be instrumental in advancing clinical outcomes for patients at risk for sepsis, making you a key contributor to the hospital’s mission of delivering exceptional, evidence-based care.
Registered Nurse Sepsis Program Coordinator (RN) | Sepsis Coordinator RN - Summary- Full-time, day shift position in an acute care hospital setting.
- Lead and coordinate the hospital-wide Sepsis Program with a focus on early recognition and intervention.
- Collaborate with clinical and administrative leaders to ensure alignment with regulatory standards and hospital goals.
- Opportunity to impact patient safety and outcomes on an organizational level in Southern California.
- Lead and continuously improve the hospital’s Sepsis Program through evidence-based interventions.
- Promote early sepsis detection and timely, standardized treatment across all clinical units.
- Develop, implement, and facilitate ongoing staff education and competency assessments related to sepsis identification and management.
- Monitor, collect, and analyze sepsis-related data to identify trends, measure program effectiveness, and drive quality improvement initiatives.
- Maintain regulatory readiness and ensure compliance with CMS, Joint Commission, and other relevant standards.
- Provide clinical expertise and consultation to healthcare teams regarding sepsis protocols and best practices.
- Foster collaboration among multidisciplinary teams, including physicians, nursing staff, and quality improvement professionals.
- Prepare reports and present findings to hospital leadership, quality committees, and regulatory bodies as required.
- Competitive hourly wage commensurate with experience for the Registered Nurse Sepsis Program Coordinator (RN) role.
- Sign-on bonus eligible for qualified candidates.
- Comprehensive benefits package including health insurance, paid time off, retirement plans, and professional development opportunities.
- Supportive work environment with opportunities for career advancement within the hospital system.
- Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) or Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) required.
- Active California RN license in good standing.
- Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification from the American Heart Association.
- Minimum of 3 years of acute care nursing experience, with at least 2 years in ICU, Emergency Department, or other high-acuity settings.
- Demonstrated expertise in sepsis care, clinical education, and quality improvement processes.
- Excellent communication, leadership, and teamwork skills.
- Preferred: Advanced certifications such as CCRN, CEN, CIC, or experience in quality improvement or program coordination.
- Experienced clinical RN with a strong background in sepsis management and acute care.
- Data-driven mindset with the ability to analyze trends, develop action plans, and present outcomes effectively.
- Proven educator and team leader who is comfortable facilitating training and mentoring staff at all levels.
- Detail-oriented, organized, and adaptable to evolving clinical standards and regulatory requirements.
- Motivated by the opportunity to influence patient care on a hospital-wide scale.
- The Registered Nurse Sepsis Program Coordinator (RN) position is a vital leadership opportunity for those passionate about making a measurable impact on patient outcomes.
- Working in Southern California offers access to a vibrant community and a diverse patient population, enhancing the professional experience.
- This role provides significant opportunities for professional growth, recognition, and advancement within the hospital organization.
- If you are an RN leader ready to take on a high-impact role and drive organizational excellence, we encourage you to apply for the Registered Nurse Sepsis Program Coordinator (RN) position today by clicking the job application button.
- The hospital is committed to equal employment opportunity and complies with all applicable laws and regulations.
Apply now to join our dedicated team as a Registered Nurse Sepsis Program Coordinator (RN) and make a difference in sepsis outcomes throughout our hospital community.