Coordinator, Quality Risk Management(FT, Days)Monterey Park Hospital

Overview

Monterey Park Hospital, located in the San Gabriel Valley of Los Angeles, is a 101 bed acute care community hospital. Monterey Park Hospital has provided our community with advanced medical and culturally sensitive healthcare services for over 50 years.

Monterey Park Hospital is recruiting for a Coordinator, Quality Risk Management in our Quality Assurance Department. This position reports to the Quality Assurance Director.

Responsibilities

The Coordinator, Quality Risk Management position provides administrative support to the Director of Quality / Risk Management. The

Coordinator, Quality Risk Management reviews all admissions for focused criteria, current and future core measures or other initiatives,

performs concurrent review for all admission, continued stay and discharge indicators, communicates with physician for improved

documentation to demonstrate best practice in the care of patients, reviews all fall outs for lack of compliance and educates as appropriate,

reviews all fall outs for lack of compliance and educates as appropriate; performs concurrent review for compliance with Electronic Clinical

Quality Measures (ECQM).

The Coordinator, Quality Risk Management works directly with the Performance Improvement Activities Team leaders to present identified

process improvements utilizing aggregate data, performs concurrent review of identified Performance Improvement (PI) initiatives such as

falls, restraints and participates in the PI process. The Coordinator, Quality Risk Management provides ongoing education to staff and

physicians related to best practice and participates in concurrent and retrospective audits and data abstraction of core measures and

patient safety records. Performs other administrative duties as assigned.

Qualifications

Minimum experience : Knowledge of core measure - requiredQuality Improvement experience - requiredClinical experience - preferred License and Certifications : Current CA RN or LVN license - required Other : Ability to teach, speak in public and communicate effectively with nurses and doctors.