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VP & Chief Nursing Officer

Poughkeepsie, NY · On-site

$99.09 - $184.02/hr

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How much do shared vision executives jobs pay per year?

As of May 29, 2026, the average yearly pay for shared vision executives in the United States is $89,795.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $59,000.00 and $104,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an Executive Leader, and why are they important?

To thrive as an executive leader, you need strong strategic planning, business acumen, and leadership experience, often backed by an advanced degree such as an MBA. Familiarity with enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, financial analysis tools, and relevant industry certifications is common. Exceptional communication, decision-making, and change management skills distinguish successful executives. These competencies are vital for driving organizational growth, aligning teams with strategic goals, and navigating complex business challenges.

How do Shared Vision Executives typically facilitate alignment between different departments within an organization?

Shared Vision Executives play a crucial role in ensuring that various departments are working towards common organizational goals. They frequently organize cross-functional meetings, workshops, and strategy sessions to encourage open communication and collaboration. By fostering a culture of transparency and shared purpose, they help resolve misalignments and ensure that every team understands how their efforts contribute to the broader vision. This often involves mediating between departments, clarifying expectations, and monitoring progress towards strategic objectives.

What are Shared Vision Executives?

Shared Vision Executives are leaders within an organization who are responsible for aligning teams, departments, and stakeholders around a common set of goals and values. Their primary role is to create, communicate, and foster a unified vision that drives the organization forward. They work collaboratively to ensure that everyone understands and is motivated by the organization’s long-term objectives, which helps improve teamwork, innovation, and overall performance. These executives often facilitate strategic planning sessions, promote open communication, and help resolve conflicts that may hinder progress toward shared goals.
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Summary:

The VP & CNO assumes oversight responsibility for the fiscal, clinical, administrative management and regulatory compliance for patient care services for their sites(s). The VP & CNO ensures the safe, effective, high-quality patient-centered nursing care throughout the health care organization. The VP & CNO is strategically positioned at the senior leadership level. The VP & CNO collaborates with, and influences, the organizationis governing body, medical leadership and other organizational leaders across departments (i.e. Finance, Ancillary, etc.). The VP & CNO develops and implements a strategic plan for patient care services and is responsible to develop and maintain a healthy work environment predicated on employee engagement, patient safety, exemplary outcomes and financial prudency.

Responsibilities:

Communication and Relationship Management*

  • As an executive leader the VP & CNO creates a shared vision for building relationships centered on trust and respect while embracing diversity and inspiring innovation.
  • The VP & CNO communicates the shared vision clearly and influences behaviors of internal and external customers to effectuate the organizational goals and the enterprise-wide strategic plan.
  • Upholds Culture of C.A.R.E., Northwell Health's promise to our patients and families, to create a culture of connectedness, awareness, respect and empathy.

Leadership Skills*

  • The VP & CNO establishes themselves as an integral member of the senior executive leadership team. Using influential leadership, the VP & CNO has the ability to inspire individual and organizational excellence, create and attain a shared vision and successfully manage change to implement the organizationsi strategic plan and successfully achieve top level outcomes.
  • The VP & CNO creates a culture that promotes team fulfillment, employee engagement, professional goal aspirations and succession planning.

Professionalism*

  • The VP & CNO owns the vision and philosophy for ethically sound nursing practice across the organization, promoting nurses to work to the fullest scope of their license.
  • As a transformational leader, the VP & CNO creates a healthy professional work environment predicated on integrity, respect, shared decision-making and lifelong learning and influences a professional practice model that is patient centric and collaborative.
  • As a thought leader, the VP & CNO promotes a milieu which blends inquiry, evidence-based practice, caring, compassion and ethical practice.

Knowledge of the Healthcare Environment *

  • As a key stakeholder, the VP & CNO works with senior executive leadership to create the organizational strategic plan and assures alignment with patient care services and the health system.
  • Maintains a comprehensive understanding of the global environment and health care system to ensure the quality of the delivery of nursing care is consistent and appropriate throughout the organization.
  • Advocates for resources to ensure that a safe and caring environment is maintained.
  • Understands and builds relationships with-in the surrounding communities to positively influence population health.
  • As a leader in the nursing profession, the VP & CNO engages in and impacts the nursing profession, advocating for policies that promote the profession and organization at a local, regional and national level.

Business Skills and Knowledge*

  • Develops business strategy in collaboration with all leadership on established metrics and action plans for patient care services to achieve organizational goals.
  • Drives achievement of organizational goals by expertly executing financial management skills, quality improvement methodologies and employee engagement strategies.

Fulfills all compliance responsibilities related to the position.

Performs other duties as assigned.

*ADA Essential Functions.

Education Skills Experience:

1.Education:

Bachelors or Graduate degree in nursing required.

Master's Degree required.

Doctoral Degree, preferred.

2.Licensure & Certification:

Current license as a Registered Professional Nurse

Board Certification at the Executive Level within 2 years

3.Experience:

10-year clinical nursing experience, at minimum.

Demonstrated progressive management experience in healthcare.

      Other Information:

      1.Education:

      Bachelors or Graduate degree in nursing required.

      Masters Degree required.

      Doctoral Degree, preferred.

      2.Licensure & Certification:

      Current license as a Registered Professional Nurse

      Board Certification at the Executive Level within 2 years

      3.Experience:

      10-year clinical nursing experience, at minimum.

      Demonstrated progressive management experience in healthcare.

          Company: Vassar Brothers Medical Center

          Org Unit: 1218

          Department: Nursing Administration

          Exempt: Yes

          Salary Range: $99.09 - $184.02 Hourly