Quality Improvement Coordinator
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Job Title:Total Quality Improvement Coordinator
Department:Compliance /Quality Improvement
Immediate Supervisor Title:Chief Compliance Officer (CCO)
Job Supervisory Responsibilities:Intermediate
General Summary:An exempt position responsible for directing and coordinating quality management efforts, including development, implementation, education, data collection, and analysis.
Essential Job Responsibilities
Help the Quality Improvement Director (QID) and/or the corporate Chief Compliance Officer (CCO) to plan, design, implement, and maintain a comprehensive psychotherapeutic, clinical, and medical necessity practice continuous quality improvement (CQI) program, including utilization management and risk management. Assisted in educating new staff about QI systems and requirements, including providing training related to quality improvement and assurance processes and procedures. Meet with internal and external audiences to identify and problem-solve QI issues. Monitor everyday operations to ensure compliance with internal and external QI standards. Review records and other documentation to ensure service excellence. Helps to prepare annual QI report. Coordinate the effort to gather data and prepare reports to meet internal and external standards, as well as regulatory/accrediting guidelines, including client/consumer satisfaction data. Evaluate variance and other data to identify QI opportunities and risk management issues. Monitor utilization and service quality through medical necessity review, HEDIS quality measures, payer/provider/client satisfaction surveys, grievances/complaints resolution, and investigations. Follow through on complaints, including identification of corrective actions needed. Provide reports on results. Manage a team of auditor(s) and incident coordinator/investigator(s) under the oversight of the QID and or the CCO. Prepare, record, keep, track, and submit an incident report(s) internally and externally to the regulatory agencies when needed. Perform grievance/complaint intakes to consumers/clients. Provide EMR support and guidance to staff.
EDUCATION
Minimum of a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work or any health-related field or equivalent
Experience
Minimum four years of experience in behavioral and mental health with a minimum of three years of experience in quality management/leadership, preferably in a Core Services Agency (CSA) setting.
OTHER REQUIREMENTS:Current CPR certificate. NCQA certification preferred.
Performance Requirements
KNOWLEDGE
Knowledge of CQI principles, practices, methods, and tools. Knowledge of computer applications related to QI, including spreadsheets. Knowledge of medical records and clinical care processes. Knowledge of medical necessity standards and DBH guidelines.
Skills
Skill in effective education and facilitation of CQI efforts in the behavioral and mental health field Skill in the application of analytical methods and statistical software by developing appropriate reports. Skill in conducting QI checks of medical necessity documentation/records and other clinical documentation, including performing client satisfaction surveys.
Abilities
Ability to educate staff in both verbal and written form about QI in formal and informal settings. Ability to interact effectively with healthcare team members. Ability to analyze QI data and identify trends and corrective actions.
Equipment Operated: Standard office equipment, including computer hardware and software.
Work Environment: Primarily office and classroom settings.
About Wellness HealthCare
Our Mission As a corporate citizen with a global vision of participatory development of our living environment, our vocation at Wellness HealthCare (WHC) Clinics LLC is to promote the well-being of individuals and families in the city of Washington, DC by providing accessible, quality mental health services and substance abuse/addiction care for children, adolescents, adults and their families, utilizing a personally centered service system that emphasizes trust, respect, confidentiality and compassion.
We are committed to quality mental health care that is provided in a collaborative effort with consumers’ overall health strategies and an array of medical services. We are further committed to the philosophy to give or restore hope by empowering, transforming and strengthening the life of our customer/client. Our mission is to promote optimal mental health as a cornerstone of health and wellness through awareness, advocacy, education and treatment.
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Quality Improvement Coordinator
About the role
Home » Careers » Quality Improvement Coordinator
Job Title:Total Quality Improvement Coordinator
Department:Compliance /Quality Improvement
Immediate Supervisor Title:Chief Compliance Officer (CCO)
Job Supervisory Responsibilities:Intermediate
General Summary:An exempt position responsible for directing and coordinating quality management efforts, including development, implementation, education, data collection, and analysis.
Essential Job Responsibilities
Help the Quality Improvement Director (QID) and/or the corporate Chief Compliance Officer (CCO) to plan, design, implement, and maintain a comprehensive psychotherapeutic, clinical, and medical necessity practice continuous quality improvement (CQI) program, including utilization management and risk management. Assisted in educating new staff about QI systems and requirements, including providing training related to quality improvement and assurance processes and procedures. Meet with internal and external audiences to identify and problem-solve QI issues. Monitor everyday operations to ensure compliance with internal and external QI standards. Review records and other documentation to ensure service excellence. Helps to prepare annual QI report. Coordinate the effort to gather data and prepare reports to meet internal and external standards, as well as regulatory/accrediting guidelines, including client/consumer satisfaction data. Evaluate variance and other data to identify QI opportunities and risk management issues. Monitor utilization and service quality through medical necessity review, HEDIS quality measures, payer/provider/client satisfaction surveys, grievances/complaints resolution, and investigations. Follow through on complaints, including identification of corrective actions needed. Provide reports on results. Manage a team of auditor(s) and incident coordinator/investigator(s) under the oversight of the QID and or the CCO. Prepare, record, keep, track, and submit an incident report(s) internally and externally to the regulatory agencies when needed. Perform grievance/complaint intakes to consumers/clients. Provide EMR support and guidance to staff.
EDUCATION
Minimum of a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work or any health-related field or equivalent
Experience
Minimum four years of experience in behavioral and mental health with a minimum of three years of experience in quality management/leadership, preferably in a Core Services Agency (CSA) setting.
OTHER REQUIREMENTS:Current CPR certificate. NCQA certification preferred.
Performance Requirements
KNOWLEDGE
Knowledge of CQI principles, practices, methods, and tools. Knowledge of computer applications related to QI, including spreadsheets. Knowledge of medical records and clinical care processes. Knowledge of medical necessity standards and DBH guidelines.
Skills
Skill in effective education and facilitation of CQI efforts in the behavioral and mental health field Skill in the application of analytical methods and statistical software by developing appropriate reports. Skill in conducting QI checks of medical necessity documentation/records and other clinical documentation, including performing client satisfaction surveys.
Abilities
Ability to educate staff in both verbal and written form about QI in formal and informal settings. Ability to interact effectively with healthcare team members. Ability to analyze QI data and identify trends and corrective actions.
Equipment Operated: Standard office equipment, including computer hardware and software.
Work Environment: Primarily office and classroom settings.
About Wellness HealthCare
Our Mission As a corporate citizen with a global vision of participatory development of our living environment, our vocation at Wellness HealthCare (WHC) Clinics LLC is to promote the well-being of individuals and families in the city of Washington, DC by providing accessible, quality mental health services and substance abuse/addiction care for children, adolescents, adults and their families, utilizing a personally centered service system that emphasizes trust, respect, confidentiality and compassion.
We are committed to quality mental health care that is provided in a collaborative effort with consumers’ overall health strategies and an array of medical services. We are further committed to the philosophy to give or restore hope by empowering, transforming and strengthening the life of our customer/client. Our mission is to promote optimal mental health as a cornerstone of health and wellness through awareness, advocacy, education and treatment.