Job Description​

We are seeking a Director of Quality for Saint Luke's Hospital at the plaza. You must have academic medical center experience, superior knowledge of JCAHO and CMS standards, and a proven record of quality improvement in an acute care setting. Master's degree and clinical background required. The entire job description is below.

Responsible for establishment implementation and maintenance of a quality management structure that promotes organizational goals and vision of quality health services. Responsible for Quality Patient Safety Program Regulatory Readiness and Infection Prevention. Provides oversight and direction that serves as a resource to SLH and Medical Staff leadership for hospital wide performance improvement initiatives and functions patient safety initiatives reduction of patient harm and creation and maintenance of a high reliability environment of care delivery. Coordinates SLH annual Performance Improvement Plan. Works collaboratively to promote an integrated program of CQI within SLHS and in affiliation with UMKC SOM. Supports state federal TJC compliance activities on an ongoing basis. Provides leadership and direction in developing a culture of patient safety and measurement systems to determine quality and safety of patient care. Facilitates initiatives contributing to process improvement.

Job Requirements

Applicable Experience:

2 years

Registered Nurse - Various

Master's Degree

Job Details

Full Time

Day (United States of America)

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