- Nurse executives typically serve in a leadership role to full-fill their organization’s mission. They are responsible for effectively communicating diverse needs, while also encouraging creativity among staff.
- Nurse executives also bear the responsibility of financial accountability within some organizations.
- Establishing ongoing relationships among healthcare professionals is important for fostering a cohesive work workplace. Some nurse executives may develop learning opportunities for staff to stay abreast of changes in the medical field.
- These learning opportunities are also important for staff to maintain memberships and licensing requirements.
- Nurse executives have a unique opportunity to shape policies related to health and nursing care; however, they typically have no contact with patients directly.
- Work with employees -One of the largest parts of working as a nurse executive is working with employees. Nurse executives are managers,



responsible for the employees in their area. This includes shift scheduling, employee development and discipline. Executives also inform workers of new programs and policies instituted by the organization.
- Create New Policies-Most nursing executives develop and create new policies used by their employers. This can include both smaller policies that only affect a handful of people and larger policies that affect everyone involved with the organization. Executives often work with their employers to create these policies.
- Develop Budget-Nursing executives have financial responsibilities related with to their department or the facility overall. Executives must make sure that they budget carefully to have money set aside for the salaries of employees, any new equipment needed by the facility and for general maintenance and repairs.

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