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Covenant Health

Catholic health system with elder care

Quality Manager

Clinical Support & Patient AdministrationConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeNashua, NH, USA$73k - $100.6kIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Experience with regulatory and accrediting bodies.
  • Current computer skills, including graphics, spreadsheets, and presentation software.
  • Quantitative and analytic skills relevant to the role.
  • Current knowledge of clinical processes and operations in a health care system.
  • Critical thinking and communication skills.
  • Project management knowledge and skills.
  • Hospital quality, performance improvement, or patient safety experience is required.
  • Five years of clinical experience is preferred.
  • A Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts degree is strongly preferred.
  • CPHQ certification is preferred, or eligibility to obtain it within one year.
  • An equivalent combination of education and experience that provides proficiency in the listed areas of responsibility may be substituted for the stated education and experience requirements.
  • For the DNV Stroke Coordinator function, quality management or quality improvement experience is preferred.
  • For the DNV Hip and Knee Coordinator function, quality management or quality improvement experience is preferred.

Responsibilities

  • Support and promote the mission and values of Covenant Health Ministry.
  • Support and lead the team in accreditation and certification programs.
  • Analyze and report quality data internally and externally.
  • Use analytical data management skills to promote patient safety and performance improvements.
  • Facilitate meetings and multidisciplinary teams, using team facilitation skills and change management processes to engage others in changes needed to achieve performance improvement outcomes.
  • Identify and mitigate barriers that impede sustainable change.
  • Demonstrate and teach others the principles of performance improvement.
  • Use quality improvement tools and techniques to evaluate and redesign processes to improve performance.
  • Use resources to demonstrate current and best practices, identify improvement opportunities, and lead efforts toward improved outcomes.
  • Advise on future data and information needs and resources to support performance and process improvement initiatives.
  • Participate in DNV Hospital Accreditation, other regulatory surveys, and the hospital's survey readiness program.
  • Serve as a partner, teacher, and coach with the assigned customer base.
  • For the DNV Stroke Coordinator function, serve as the DNV Primary Stroke Certification subject matter expert; coordinate and facilitate the certification survey; ensure successful recertification surveys and timely post-survey activities; facilitate the PSC committee and drive program performance improvement; abstract chart data or validate third-party abstraction and maintain the stroke registry; use data management, analytical, and statistical tools to promote patient safety and process improvement; ensure stroke-program policies and procedures are evidence-based and demonstrate best practice; coordinate stroke-related education for staff, providers, and others; participate in formal orientation and training related to the stroke program; collaborate with the stroke program medical director or stroke team on community education; demonstrate critical thinking and problem-solving related to tele-stroke; and maintain nursing competencies, as appropriate, to support the patient care team and PSC requirements.
  • For the DNV Hip and Knee Coordinator function, serve as the DNV Hip and Knee Replacement Program Certification subject matter expert; coordinate and facilitate the certification survey; ensure successful recertification surveys and timely post-survey activities; collaborate with the Surgical Services Director or designee to ensure the HKRP committee meets routinely and performance improvement indicators meet certification requirements; abstract chart data or validate third-party abstraction and maintain the HKRP registry; use data management, analytical, and statistical tools to promote patient safety and process improvements; ensure program policies and procedures are evidence-based and demonstrate best practice; coordinate program-related education for staff, providers, and others; participate in formal orientation and training related to the certification; collaborate with the HKRP team on community education; demonstrate critical thinking and problem-solving related to HKRC; and maintain nursing competencies, as appropriate, to support the patient care team and certification requirements.

Desired Qualifications

  • An NH Registered Nurse license is preferred.

About the Company

Covenant Health

Catholic health system with elder care

Covenant Health is a Catholic health care system that sponsors hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living residences, and other health and elder services across New England, providing a continuum of care. It supports partnering health and elder care organizations by offering services such as strategic planning and positioning, governance, management and operational assistance, financial services, and mission and educational enhancement to help organizations deliver values-driven care. The difference from competitors lies in its Catholic mission alignment, breadth of services, and the ability to partner across the full spectrum of care—from hospitals to elder services—with experienced professionals guiding implementation and mission focus. Its goal is to improve the health of individuals and communities by delivering high-quality, values-driven care through collaborative programs and services.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Tewksbury, MA
Founded
1983

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