Quality Assurance Risk Management Coordinator pay range

What the state says the job is

This is professional and administrative work coordinating a facility-wide system for monitoring and evaluating the appropriateness and quality of patient or resident care services at a state mental hospital, restoration center or state veterans' home long-term care facility. An employee in this class coordinates and evaluates an integrated interdisciplinary program for the ongoing monitoring and evaluation of the comprehensive quality assurance and risk management program activities.

Examples of the work

Participates in the development and implementation of systems for reviewing and monitoring operational structures, plans, policies, procedures and timetables for quality assurance/risk management activities to be implemented by facility committees and clinical and nonclinical administrative and support services departments. Participates at Quality Assurance/Risk Management Committee meetings with facility leadership staff, department heads, committee chairpersons and other clinical and nonclinical staff to facilitate collaboration and coordination of clinical practices, training, programming and administrative issues to assure compliance with DPW, Department of Health, Medicaid, Medicare, JC ...

Minimum qualifications

One year as a Quality Assurance/Risk Management Specialist; or Three years of professional experience as a member of a multiple disciplinary treatment team in a public or private health care facility and a bachelor's degree; or Three years of clinical experience in a human services agency, including two years of administrative, evaluative, consultative or supervisory work in a health care program; and a bachelor's degree with major course work in social work, nursing, health care administration, behavioral sciences or a related field; or Any equivalent combination of experience and training.