RN Quality Improvement Coordinator
MedStar Health
RN Quality Improvement Coordinator
MedStar Health
Not-for-profit health system delivering patient care
General Summary of Position
Participates in the continuous systematic monitoring of all MedStar Family Choice participating provider processes and outcomes; directs problem focused studies; implements and maintains department objectives to ensure compliance of NCQA accreditation Federal/State regulations licensing or reviewing agency requirements; liaison for Quality Improvement Committees. The ideal candidate should be a critical thinker with practical experience in patient care public health quality improvement and the assessment of quality improvement initiatives as well as writing for diverse audiences and can independently assess which data management and statistical strategies when needed to optimally report outcomes. Background with HEDIS & Excel is strongly desired. The candidate should also have the ability to assess medical records and make determinations on clinical criteria with policies and procedures.We recruit retain and advance associates with diverse backgrounds skills and talents equitably at all levels.
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Not-for-profit health system delivering patient care
MedStar Health is a not-for-profit health system serving Maryland and the Washington, D.C. region, with hospitals, ambulatory and urgent care centers, and a health research institute. It delivers medical care through a network of facilities and care teams, supported by ongoing education and research to inform everyday practice. It stands out through its Georgetown University academic partnership, large regional network, and emphasis on patient experience, education, and research. Its goal is to improve regional health by providing high-quality medical care and advancing medicine through education and clinical excellence.
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