As a Quality Improvement Consultant, you will enrich your career by developing relationships within Population and Community Health. You will perform as a fully functional member of our team interpreting clinical quality data, developing appropriate quality improvement plans, addressing barriers, identifying root causes, prioritizing needs, and utilizing evidence-base resources.

This remote position offers you a terrific opportunity to have job flexibility, grow your career, and have pride in work that has a positive impact on healthcare delivery.

Competitive salary and attractive benefit package. Go to www.HQI.solutions/careers to apply. We maintain a drug free workplace and are a M/F Disabled and Vet EEO/AA Employer.

About Health Quality Innovators (HQI):

HQI is a non-profit health care quality consulting organization that has improved care delivery, patient safety and outcomes for millions of people since 1984. Many of our services are funded by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services and other federal health agencies. We work with hospitals, nursing homes, practices, public health agencies, community groups, stakeholder organizations, patients and family members that want to make sustainable change.

Our team members are energized by opportunities to reduce avoidable harms, improve population health, make health care more equitable, and align technology with care delivery. The HQI culture values creativity, teamwork, and integrity as essential elements of producing excellent work. We believe in the importance of work/life balance and actively support professional growth and our local community. HQI offers a friendly, respectful, and collaborative work environment that allows team members to bring their real selves to work every day.

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in a health care field or related area preferred. Three to five years of hospital experience, either actively participating in improvement initiatives as a clinician or coordinating improvement initiatives as a health quality professional.

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  Knowledge of quality improvement methodologies and their practical application. Including, experience in designing and implementing action plans. A CPHQ or Six Sigma Yellow Belt is desirable.

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  Ability to interpret data, such as performance on clinical quality measures, and provide guidance on identifying and prioritizing opportunities for improvement.

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  Excellent oral and written communication skills, including the ability to build consultative relationships with hospital personnel.

• Must be able to function effectively as a member of a remote team, manage multiple priorities, and be comfortable using good judgment to keep work moving in the absence of complete information.

• Proficient in Office 365 and adept with time management

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• Limited (<10%) travel may be required as needed within the state/region.

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  Because we are a federal government contractor, you must be able to document full immunization against COVID-19 or present a valid exemption before you can be eligible for an offer of employment.