Quality Coordinator

Overview

USPI South Texas Specialty Hospital is seeking a motivated Quality Coordinator. We have 25 Beds and 8 OR rooms. We perform outpatient surgical procedures in Orthopedic, Spine.

Job Summary: RN Quality Coordinator to join the team in the Quality & Risk Management Department. The Quality Coordinator will provide assistance with all aspects of Quality, Risk Management, Patient Safety, Infection Prevention & Control, and Employee Health under the direction of the Director of Quality and Risk Management.

• Manages the Policy and Procedure flow through the organization.
• Manages the hospital’s Core Measure data abstraction and reporting to PCC.
• Performs OPPE data review and prepares summary report for physician leadership.
• Analyzes data provided from a variety of metrics such as departmental metrics and QAPI auditing.
• Assists with preparation of Joint Commission reports.
• Assists in the preparation for Patient Care Committee and other QAPI meetings, as needed and maintain meeting minutes.
• Creates and delivers educational presentations for identified learning needs related to QAPI.
• Assists in assuring the department is compliant with the standards of regulatory agencies.
• Assists Director of Quality & Risk Management, as needed.
• Is supportive of departmental and hospital goals.
• Performs special projects for the CFO/COO, CNO, and CEO.
• Other duties as assigned.

• Associate’s degree in nursing, bachelor’s degree preferred
• A minimum of two years of progressive clinical experience, hospital experience
• A minimum of one year experience in Quality/Risk/Performance Improvement
• Current license as a Registered Nurse in Texas.
• Current BLS
• Proficient with Microsoft Office applications
• Possess the ability to make independent decisions when circumstances warrant such action.
• Possess the ability to deal tactfully with physicians as well as with facility employees.
• Must possess the ability to prioritize responsibilities and handle multiple projects simultaneously.

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