What you bring to SBHG(Qualifications):

• Bachelors degree in Quality Improvement/Quality Assurance human services psychology or related social science field or LVN license

• Two (2) years of experience in the mental health field or a QA position required preferably in in-patient setting.

• Two (2) years of experience in QA/TQM preferred.

• One (1) year experience in LACDMH clinical documentation preferred.

• Valid California Drivers License.

How you will make a difference(Job Overview):

The Quality Assurance Specialist is responsible for the Quality Assurance Program for the Behavioral Health Urgent Care Centers. The position is responsible for auditing documentation to reconcile with billing and oversees documentation of services by staff to assure conformity with Medi-Cal Los Angeles County other outside agencies and internal standards and policies. The Quality Assurance Specialist manages all charts with deficiencies by processing them to the appropriate department for correction. The position is also responsible for insuring the discharged chart is closed in the correct order and completed. Position oversees the Continuous Quality Assurance program medical records and records all CQI data. Full coordination and development of CQI presentations and information gathering to execute presentations as needed. Activities performed can be time sensitive with expectations of frequent reporting of progress along with thorough oversight for accuracy. Regular interaction with all staff members physicians and outside agencies is expected. This position has responsibility for gathering and analyzing agency data and assisting in the agencys quality control quality assurance and quality improvement addition the Quality Assurance Specialists duties will include but are not limited to insuring that the chart order is maintained data collection into the L.A. County data collection sites is maintained and other quality improvement tasks as assigned.

Division/Program Overview:

• 24/7 outpatient program

• Rapid mental health assessment crisis intervention and medication support

• Walk-ins welcome

• Clients may stay up to 24 hours

• BHUCC equipped to serve 12 adults (ages 18 and up) and 6 adolescent (ages 13 to 17)