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The Nursing Quality Coordinator (NQC) will report to the Nursing Quality and Safe Patient Handling Program Manager. This role will oversee all nursesensitive indicators to include all hospital patient fallswitnessed unwitnessed & falls with injuries CatheterAssociated Urinary Tract Infections (CAUTI) Central Line Associated Blood Infections (CLABSI) Clostridium Difficile Infections (CDIFF) and Hospital Acquired Pressure Injuries (HAPIs). The NQC will review highincidence units of the identified NSI and provide nursing education complete root cause analysis data analysis and patient care outcomes. The role is to be a leader in the implementation of evidencebased practices impacting nursesensitive quality indicators. Provides education training clinical support and collaborating with nursing leaders and bedside staff in establishing identifying and developing standards for evidencebased nursing practices impacting quality outcomes. Partners with nurse leadership nursing staff providers families and caregivers to review case studies identify process improvements and implement evidencebased clinical interventions in a safe effective patientcentered manner. Collects and analyzes comprehensive data related to nursesensitive quality adverse events and assesses data for educational gaps and opportunities for improvement. Must have the ability to analyze and interpret data which is essential to facilitate design and develop process improvement initiatives based on findings. The role will focus on care that is safe timely effective efficient equitable and patientcentered.
NYS licensed/registered (or eligible) Registered Nurse required. Associates degree in Nursing with a minimum of four years of post RN licensure clinical experience providing direct patient care or Bachelors degree in Nursing with a minimum of two years of post RN licensure clinical experience providing direct patient care required. Outstanding oral and written communication skills including using evidencebased practice and strong presentation skills are required. CPRBLS is required by the time of appointment.
Specialty certification preferred or ability to obtain specialty certification within 2 years of hire. Formal teaching at the bedside is preferred.
Monday thru Friday with occasional off shifts based on operational needs
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