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Quality Assurance and Risk Manager
Summary
Title:Quality Assurance and Risk Manager
ID:2151
Location:Bethesda, MD
Openings:1
Status:Full-Time
Description

Quality Assurance/Risk Manager

Salary
$90k
Benefit: medical, dental , and vision, life, AD&D, short and long term disability, and 401k with company match


REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS

  • Minimum Associates Degree
  • Minimum of three to five years of professional clinical experience.
  • Registered Nurse or other licensed health care practitioner (e.g. Social Worker, Psychologist, etc.).
  • Completion of an approved professional education program commensurate with the clinical specialty; Master's degree desirable.
  • Must have a current state licensure commensurate with the clinical specialty.
  • Possess knowledge and experience of the organizational management of risk as applied in a health care facility, to include risk management policies and activities, and organizational performance improvement to help ensure a successful health care delivery system.
 
Scheduling Details:
  • Monday - Friday (7am - 4pm)

Duties include, but are not limited to the following:
  • Provide support to the Quality Assurance (QA) and Risk Management (RM) program policies and activities, including organizational performance improvement for special actions and investigations to help ensure a successful health care delivery system. Assist in maintaining a successful RM program, functions as an integral part of the QA process and organizes staff activities to assist the government to ensure compliance with all aspects of appropriate regulations.
  • Assist in the peer review process of adverse or questionable patient care events. The RM program monitors inpatient and outpatient medical care evaluation efforts of the medical and nursing staff, and other medical specialists and health care providers who have hands-on patient care responsibilities. The position will function within the Department of Administration with responsibilities for gathering and analyzing data pertaining to: patient care; providing continuing education; and technical assistance to committees, departments and separate services in identifying and assessing problems, or recommending and monitoring actions to improve clinical processes.
  • Coordinate investigations and reviews of cases. This includes the collection of medical records and documents, coordinating the recruitment of specialists to perform medical reviews, and the reporting of findings of the specialists within the command as specified by quality management regulations.
  • Provide assistance and information and recommendations to staff members on quality improvement activities. Plans, and organizes and conducts the training of service, ward, clinic and support personnel upon request in quality assessment techniques, criteria development, reporting formats and the confidentiality of data used in the RM Program. Briefs newly assigned personnel on functions of the RM Program. Coordinate education of professional staff in risk management and patient safety issues.
  • Collect and analyze data from all levels of the organizations which are identified as actual or potential hospital risks. Monitor the progress of all problems through the evaluation process; coordinates problem assessment and testing activities, collects data, determines detailed steps required to perform analysis, applies appropriate research methods and prepares and presents proposals or recommendations.
  • In conjunction with the Quality Department, monitor the implementation of methods to reduce, eliminate or avoid potential risks to staff and patients in the health care environment. Recommend adjustments, improvements and innovations in organization and prepares appropriate justification.
  • Knowledge of clinical outcome indicators and system improvement/data collection methodology to assess patient safety, staffing, acuity, and clinical outcomes. Serve as technical expert and functional project manager for implementation of national patient safety goals (NPSG) and other initiatives, identified through adverse event reporting and data analysis. Utilize clinical theories and practices in the planning, development, and deployment of data collection methodologies to support clinical outcomes improvement initiatives, which include operating procedures and best practices in coordination/dissemination with other agencies, contractors, and research organizations.


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