Survey Readiness Manager/Stroke Coordinator (FT) - Clarendon

1. Maintains a professional image and exhibits excellent customer relations to patients, visitors, physicians, and co-workers in accordance with our Service Excellence Standards and Core Values.
2. Coordinates stroke program to include staff and community education, patient education, quality metric compliance monitoring and program needs assessment evaluation.
3. Concurrent and retrospective chart abstraction for patient monitoring and improvement opportunities.
4. Clinical activities - promotes the delivery of evidenced based stroke care and serves as a clinical resource.
5. Education - coordinate intra-facility and regional educational activities related to stroke care.
6. Liaison - acts as liaison to local agencies, administration, physicians, and healthcare staff as it relates to stroke.
7. Monitor compliance stroke registry databases.
8. Provides direct support to hospital departments of the McLeod Health Clarendon to meet accreditation standards.
9. Maintains current expertise for continuous compliance with regulatory standards.
10. Acts as facility liaison with the regulatory bodies assuring survey requirements/responses made timely.
11. Collaborates and assists with establishment of action plans with departments or teams
12. Active member of appropriate committees.
13. Organizes and facilitates with proactive risk assessments to identify opportunities for improvement with facility managers/directors.
14. Works collaboratively with the AVP of Quality & Safety and the AVP of Survey Readiness in moving the organization to ISO compliance.
15. Active participant- facilitator of Internal Audit activities.

Qualifications /Training:

• Registered Nurse with 3-5 years of clinical experience required.
• Strong communication and organization skills along with the ability to problem solve, work independently
• Previous experience with regulatory surveys.

Licenses/Certifications/Registrations/Education:

• An active Registered Nursing License verified by the LLR