Location: Greensboro, NC
Job Type: full-time
Company: Aledade
Category: Non-Provider
Position: Director of Clinical and Quality
Overview:
This position is responsible for the overall direction of the Clinical and Quality programs. The Director provides direct oversight and hands-on leadership for the delivery of comprehensive, effective, quality and timely healthcare, by assuring clinical workflows, patient wait-times, patient satisfaction and clinical competencies are optimized.
Job Responsibilities:
Serves as TAPM’s Corporate Compliance and HIPAA Officer
Directly oversees Nursing Director and QI/Risk Manager and departments
Serves as the primary point of contact for oversight of TAPM CLIA waived labs
Provides lab assistance to clinical staff in conjunction with the Nursing Director
Assists the Chief Medical Officer/Medical Director along with the Quality Committee in the coordination of the Quality Improvement (QI) plan
Directs the activities of the TAPM’s Quality Program and Clinical Measures
Trains, assists and monitors clinical workflow flow
Directs the Quality Department
Oversees the FTCA (redeeming process)
Develops and maintains Corporate Compliance Policies and Procedures, and investigates internal liability claims to minimize risk of potential lawsuits
Evaluates the effectiveness of TAPMs Clinical and Quality programs
Utilizes data and outcomes to improve the overall health of the organizations clinical and quality programs
Works with IT, providers and management to maximize and develop methods for data extraction through the EHR system
Monitors, reports and provides strategic work plans for timely and efficient clinical work flows, patient wait-times, patient satisfaction and clinical competencies
Manages the processes involved in general liability and risk exposures for all TAPM facilities
Serves as one of the lead directors for HRSA Compliance
Provides assistance through the quality department for managers, clinicians, and practice staff with the preparation and assessment of quality reporting
Directs the leading of PDSA’s and Leads process improvement teams in the development of process improvement plans
Works closely with clinical and non-clinical teams for improvement of key performance indicators
Identifies applicable licensure and accreditation regulations and standards
Directs the process of internal and external requests for chart audit
Reviews and prepares annual reports on patient grievances, complaints and liability
Education:
Bachelor's degree in health related field, Master’s degree preferred.
RN, LPN or advanced clinical licensure.
Certification in Healthcare Quality Management or Risk Management and Compliance.
Experience:
Minimum four years of experience in health care setting with minimum of three years’ experience in quality, compliance, nursing or other clinical practitioner.
Familiar with all state and federal compliance regulations and standards.
Requirements:
Current state of North Carolina RN, LPN or advanced clinical license, or current Registered Records Administrator Certificate.
Certification in Healthcare Quality Management, or Risk Management and Compliance.