Clinical Quality Coordinator I Jobs in Illinois

Extensive knowledge of practice management and EMR technology.

Thorough knowledge of primary care practice and risk management.

Skill in establishing and maintaining effective working relationships with management, colleagues, subordinates, patients and the public.

Ensures on-going compliance with PCMH requirements to maintain PCMH certification.

Implement processes and programs with emphasis on quality management and patient centered care.

Knowledge and training on PCMH requirements.

Implements the quality systems procedures and manages compliance in a section or department.

May participate in or manage quality assessments of internal operations and suppliers to analyze compliance and assess risk.

Interacts frequently with subordinate supervisors and functional peer group managers.

Identifies and manages continuous improvement projects with the objective of achieving quality, reliability and cost improvements.

Manages the coaching, training and development of subordinates.

Thorough knowledge of applicable procedures, specifications, regulations and standards.

Project management and collaboration skills required.

Understanding of data management including interpreting, comprehending, and summarizing statistical and medical data.

Maintains bedside nursing skills and credibility with staff to allow for direct evaluation of the practical impact of quality improvement initiatives.

Registered RN licensed in the state of Illinois required. Minimum 2 years of clinical, coordinator or experience in related field.

ANCC recognized certification and quality, or safety related professional certification from an accredited institution preferred.

Strong written, interpersonal, organizational, and problem-solving skills.

Project management and collaboration skills required.

Understanding of data management including interpreting, comprehending, and summarizing statistical and medical data.

Maintains bedside nursing skills and credibility with staff to allow for direct evaluation of the practical impact of quality improvement initiatives.

Registered RN licensed in the state of Illinois required. Minimum 2 years of clinical, coordinator or experience in related field.

ANCC recognized certification and quality, or safety related professional certification from an accredited institution preferred.

Strong written, interpersonal, organizational, and problem-solving skills.