Chief Quality & Patient Safety Leader

Tidelands Health

Murrells Inlet (SC)

Sur place

USD 180 000 - 280 000

Plein temps

14 jours+

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Résumé du poste

Tidelands Health, based in Murrells Inlet, SC, seeks a Chief Quality Officer to lead enterprise-wide quality and patient safety initiatives. The CQO will drive performance improvement, regulatory readiness, and a culture of safety across the organization.

The role requires 10+ years in healthcare quality leadership, strong data-driven decision-making, and executive collaboration with physicians, nursing, and operations to enhance outcomes and patient experience.

Qualifications

Ten (10) years of progressive leadership experience in healthcare quality, patient safety, clinical operations, or performance improvement.
Experience leading quality and safety initiatives within a complex healthcare organization.
Experience using quality and clinical data to drive measurable performance improvement.

Responsabilités

Develop and lead the organization's enterprise-wide quality and patient safety strategy.
Establish measurable quality objectives, performance metrics, and accountability structures to improve clinical outcomes and patient experience.
Provide executive oversight for patient safety programs, high-reliability initiatives, serious safety event review, root cause analysis, and sustainable corrective action planning.
Lead multidisciplinary performance improvement initiatives focused on clinical effectiveness, evidence-based practice, care variation reduction, efficiency, and patient-centered outcomes.
Use quality data, internal and external benchmarks, and performance trends to identify gaps, set priorities, monitor progress, and drive measurable improvement.
Provide executive leadership for accreditation, regulatory readiness, quality-related compliance, survey preparedness, deficiency resolution, and ongoing monitoring of regulatory requirements.
Establish and maintain effective quality and safety reporting processes for executive leadership, governing boards, committees, and operational stakeholders.
Build strong partnerships with physicians, nursing leaders, advanced practice providers, executives, and operational leaders to advance quality, safety, and clinical performance priorities.
Promote a culture of safety, transparency, continuous improvement, learning, proactive risk identification, and shared accountability across the organization.
Lead, develop, and support quality, patient safety, regulatory, and performance improvement teams, including setting expectations, building capability, and retaining high-performing team members.