cpcqc

Clinical Quality Improvement Advisor

Denver, Colorado, United States · Part-time

Sponsorship not specified$30k-$60kDetected 1 day ago

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About the role

The Clinical QI Advisor will be knowledgeable about quality improvement concepts, methods, and tools, enabling them to facilitate and guide project teams in advancing their quality improvement skills and clinical improvement efforts.
This role functions within a Clinical QI team, including a Deputy Director of Clinical QI, QI Advisor colleagues, Program Managers, and a Data and Analytics team.
Serve as the first point of contact with hospital-based teams, including coordinating resources, promoting communication, and facilitating technical assistance.

Collaborate with the Deputy Director of Clinical QI, peer QI advisors, data team, and partner organizations to support data collection, including technical assistance, incorporating innovative approaches for improvement, and improving data quality
Facilitate the review, benchmarking, and evaluation of QI facility project team plan results to drive improvement efforts
Work with CPCQC staff to develop poster, publication, and abstract templates to showcase QI work locally and nationally
Document progress toward project-related objectives for reports to stakeholders (including the Board of Directors, grant funders, steering committees, etc.)
Facilitate the review, benchmarking, and evaluation of QI facility project team plan results to drive improvement efforts; Discuss and suggest methods to address improvement plan challenges and barriers
Document progress toward project-related objectives for reports to stakeholders (including the Board of Directors, grant funders, steering committees, etc.); Participate in grant reporting requirements
Collaborate with a team of QI advisors to lead QI 101 training up to 4 times annually.
The position will primarily support CPCQC's Turning the Tide Perinatal Substance Use quality improvement initiative.
Candidates must live in Colorado or relocate to Colorado within six months of the hire date at their own expense for this position.

Experience with the IHI Breakthrough Series model (or willingness to complete training within 6 months of hire).

Collaborate with a team of QI advisors to lead QI 101 training up to 4 times annually.

This team is building new collaborations, expanding community connections to care, and driving statewide maternal and infant health quality improvement initiatives.
The Clinical Quality Improvement (QI) Advisor will manage activities related to evidence-based, data-driven, continuous Quality Improvement projects across Colorado in maternal and infant health.
2+ years of experience leading or supporting clinical or public health quality improvement initiatives.
2+ years of clinical experience in maternal-child health or a related healthcare setting (e.g., RN, CNM, NP, MD, case manager, social worker).
Demonstrated knowledge of healthcare quality improvement methodologies and ability to apply them in practice.
Experience working with healthcare data and complying with HIPAA and data security requirements.
Experience with electronic medical records and equity-focused improvement work.

Better Together
Person-Centered
Action Oriented
Joyfully Invested
Committed to Integrity
Leveraging Expertise
Always Learning
At CPCQC, we are on a mission to ensure that EVERY pregnant and postpartum person, infant, and their families in Colorado have access to and receive safe, equitable, high-quality care.
As part of our approach, CPCQC facilitates the implementation of AIM Patient Safety Bundles in birthing facilities throughout the state.

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