RN Manager Quality Patient Safety

We are offering up to 10k sign on incentve bonus to new hires who meet the eligibility requirements.

As a Quality Improvement Manager, you will be solely responsible for administering and managing the facility's quality improvement and risk management programs.

Daily, you will oversee quality initiatives, monitor performance, and drive continuous improvement for patient safety. You will also manage risk identification, assessment, mitigation, and reporting, ensuring regulatory compliance and minimizing liabilities, fostering a culture of safety and excellence.

Success in this role requires a deep understanding of healthcare quality and risk management, strong analytical and leadership skills, an unwavering commitment to patient safety, and the ability to implement robust programs.

• Assists in the design, planning, implementation and coordination of Quality Management, Patient Safety and Performance Improvement activities for the assigned hospital(s) and medical staff departments, committees, divisions, service lines and functions. Proactively coordinates and facilitates performance improvement teams to support key initiatives, including but not limited to, activities focused on clinical quality improvement.
• Participates in an integral role to ensure compliance with CMS HIQRP/HOQRP, TJC, Leapfrog, etc., data collection and reporting of process and outcome measures.
• Maintains current knowledge of accreditation and licensing requirements and must be a resource to staff on these regulations in order to improve management of outcomes and ensure compliance. Assists with regulatory readiness and survey preparation activities including mock survey tracers. Provides consultation and assists physicians, ancillary and nursing departments with regulatory compliance issues. Supports implementation of regulatory initiatives.
• Oversees the events reporting process, root cause analysis, and event investigation/review. Supports and encourages harm reporting throughout the organization through a non-punitive just event reporting system. Participates in system office initiatives and programs to mitigate risks identified at other hospitals, resulting in reduced costs, adverse patient outcomes and ultimately safer patient practices/care. Prepares and presents informative and actionable patient safety reports (to include patient's story of harm) to appropriate committees to include high level presentations to leadership, Medical Executive Committee and The Board.