Compensation
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Status: Full Time Regular
Shift: DAY SHIFT
Department: Quality Dept.
Position Summary
Summary:
The RN Coordinator assists in facilitating and implementing the hospital-wide performance improvement plan; collaborates with physicians, managers and other members of the health care team to improve patient care services and outcomes; identifies quality issues and formulate corrective action plans and monitor for sustained improvement; and assists in ensuring compliance to regulatory requirements. The RN Coordinator plays a key role on Disease Management Teams and Committees to provide the interdisciplinary team with the latest reporting requirements, reports from chart abstracted data, and facilitate action plan development and execution for improved patient outcomes. Cases are entered for peer review to determine if standard of care has been met.
Qualifications
Responsibilities:
Education Required
Must complete in-house orientation program
Bachelor's Degree in nursing or other appropriate health care field
Experience And Skills
Speaks, reads and writes English.
3-5 years in related experience, i.e. hospital performance improvement, management or other health related.
Team skills and interpersonal skills.
Data Analysis skills, report writing, presentational skills.
Computer skills: Word, Excel, Access, Outlook.
License/Certifications
Certified Professional Healthcare Quality (CPHQ) certification or equivalent - a plus (to be obtained after three years of employment).
Current and valid New York State registration authorizing practice as a registered Professional Nurse.
Working Conditions
Other information:
Working Conditions
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) worn.
Handle multiple priorities under stress.
May require prolonged periods at computer terminal.
Walking and moving about on foot to accomplish tasks.
Repetitive motion with substantial movement of the wrists, hands and or fingers.
