Chief Nursing Officer New
GA
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Hiring Company
HealthLinx®
Position Description
Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) – Georgia
Location: Georgia (Rural Community)
Hospital Type: Critical Access Hospital
Reports To: Chief Executive Officer
Are you a transformational nurse leader ready to make a lasting impact? A respected Critical Access Hospital in Georgia is seeking a Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) to lead its nursing and ancillary services in a close-knit, mission-driven environment.
What You’ll Do:
- Lead and support nursing and ancillary departments including ED, MedSurg, ICU, Swing Bed, Quality, Perioperative, Case Management
- Drive best practices in clinical care, safety, and quality outcomes
- Promote growth strategies and professional development across teams
- Collaborate with an engaged and transparent senior leadership team
- Be an integral voice in strategic planning and hospital-wide initiatives
What We’re Looking For:
- 4+ years of progressive nursing leadership experience, ideally at or near the CNO level
- Critical Access or small community hospital experience strongly preferred
- Proven success in driving quality, patient safety, and nursing excellence
- Current Georgia RN license (or ability to obtain)
- MSN required (or in progress)
Why This Role?
You’ll find support from a high-functioning senior team, strong community ties, and a chance to lead in a place where your voice truly matters. Outdoor enthusiasts and family-oriented leaders will also appreciate the town’s safe, peaceful lifestyle with easy access to larger cities like Savannah and Atlanta.
Interested in learning more?
Apply now or message us directly to explore this opportunity confidentially.
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