ANUM definition

ANUM means an Employee who is a Registered Nurse appointed as an Associate Nurse Unit Manager and who, within the guidelines and practices established by the Nurse Unit Manager, assists in the overall clinical and administrative management of a ▇▇▇▇ or unit and deputises for the Nurse Unit Manager when required within these limits.
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Examples of ANUM in a sentence

  • For absences in excess of five days, the relieving ANUM shall be paid at the minimum rate for the Unit Manager for the entire period of relief and other Employees who consequently act in a higher position shall be similarly remunerated at the minimum rate of that higher position for the entire period of relief.

  • The ANUM works as a member of a multidisciplinary team that provides quality client-focused care ensuring a holistic approach to the patient, and their carers.

  • The Associate Nurse Unit Manager (ANUM) is a senior position that encompasses management responsibilities, particularly in the day-to-day organisation of the ▇▇▇▇ in the absence of the NUM.

  • The ANUM will demonstrate a high level of skill in clinical practice, delivering professional and collaborative health services consistent with the clinical, strategic and operational objectives of Alpine Health.

  • As a clinical leader within the nursing team, the ANUM plays an integral role in the day to day coordination of clinical care, as well as the operational management of the unit, including supporting the Nurse Unit Manager with human resources, change management and ensuring safer care outcomes.

  • ANUM appointments will perform the in-charge function of a unit during the off duty periods of the Nurse Unit Manager.

  • Unit Manager (ANUM) - a Registered Nurse Division 1 who is appointed as such and who, within the guidelines and practices established by the Nurse Unit Manager, assists in the overall clinical and administrative management of a ▇▇▇▇ or unit and deputises for the Nurse Unit Manager when required within these limits.

  • A Registered Nurse Division 1 who at 30 September 2007 was classified at Grade 3B and has less than 12 months' experience at the Grade 3B classification will progress to the ANUM Year 1 increment and, after a Year of Experience as an Associate Nurse Unit Manager, ANUM Year 2.

  • An Employer may title a Registered Nurse Division 1 as a Nurse Unit Manager ("NUM") or as an Associate Nurse Unit Manager ("ANUM").

  • A Registered Nurse Division 1 appointed as an Associate Nurse Unit Manager shall enter at ANUM Year 1.