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Kingston General Hospital Inc. is seeking a Safety, Quality, & Projects Coordinator for the Emergency Program. The role focuses on leading quality improvement projects, data analysis, and developing processes to enhance patient safety.
The position involves auditing, creating tools and guidelines, and promoting evidence-based practice within a dynamic ED team. Temporary 6-month full-time assignment with potential for impact on KPIs and patient outcomes.
Requisition ID104778-Posted10/14/2026-Professional non-management
Title: Safety, Quality, & Projects Coordinator
Department: Emergency Program
Hours of Work: Temporary Full-Time Position (Approximately 6 months)
Salary: Class 05 - $44.4086-$53.2902 per hour
Union: Non-Union
Location: Kingston General Hospital Site
Reporting to the Program Operational Director, the Quality, Flow & Project Coordinator (QFP) will provide expertise in quality improvement projects related to Emergency Services key performance indicators (KPIs). The incumbent will seek out new and innovative practices, address environmental concerns and review / analyze / synthesize data and literature as it relates to best practice for safety, and quality in the provision of emergency care The QFP coordinator will develop and implement program processes. development of
Working with the Emergency leadership team, the QFP Coordinator will develop process improvements that reduce errors and mitigate risk of unintended adverse patient outcomes. This role will also conduct audits, focus on the development of quality improvement projects, create tools / guidelines as needed, and ensure adherence to leading practice is based on evidence including data and literature.
Within this role the QFP Coordinator is accountable for contributing to the delivery of the Kingston Health Sciences Centre Emergency Services performance strategy. The QFP Coordinator should demonstrate an awareness of and be responsible for actively promoting and supporting patient and family centered engagement and care in all we do.
The applicant must be able to meet the physical demands of this position.
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