What level is the head nurse?

It is equivalent to the middle-level management of the hospital, usually at the section level or the section level. The head nurse is a nursing post, who undertakes the responsibility of coordinating and managing the work of nurses in the whole hospital and is the professional leader of nurses. The head nurse can be either the deputy chief nurse or the chief nurse. Head nurse is the highest level of head nurse, who can be responsible for completing the management of a department or infirmary, standardizing nurses' behavior and ensuring nursing quality; Organize and coordinate the teaching, professional training, assessment and nursing activities of nurses; Responsible for the organization, distribution, management and team building of nurses; Responsible for solving the internal nursing management problems of the department; Responsible for the management of nursing resources; Participate in the formulation of department nursing indicators, nursing standards and nursing policies; Responsible for managing the recruitment, appointment and transfer of nurses; Responsible for the administration of nurses; Participate in the investigation and handling of patient safety incidents in departments; Organize and guide the daily work of nurses, and so on.