Clinical Outcomes & Quality Improvement Lead

North Mississippi Health Services, Inc.; Tupelo (MS); On-site; USD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Continuing Education

Medical Benefits

Relocation Assistance

Paid Time Away

Job summary

North Mississippi Health Services, Inc. in Tupelo, MS seeks a Coordinator - Clinical Outcomes to oversee outcomes management, develop evidence-based care methods, and ensure regulatory compliance.

You will lead quality improvement projects, analyze CMS metrics, and collaborate with nursing and medical leadership to improve patient outcomes.

This full-time day role offers opportunities to influence population health and contribute to hospital accreditation readiness.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in nursing required; master’s preferred.
• RN licensure required (Mississippi)
• 5+ years nursing experience with leadership in quality/PI.
• Experience with outcomes data and regulatory readiness.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate regulatory compliance activities for quality and outcome measures.
• Develop and evaluate Performance Improvement programs related to quality/processes.
• Provide leadership in assessment and action planning for disease-specific certs/guidelines.
• Support population management and outcomes through strategic planning with leadership.
• Monitor CMS mortality/readmission rates and core measures reporting.
• Oversee data collection/reporting for outcomes management and registries.
• Serve on committees and act as liaison for statewide quality initiatives.
• Educate staff on evidence-based guidelines and quality processes.

Skills

Project management

Quality improvement

Data analysis

Leadership

Communication

Collaboration

Problem solving

Confidentiality & professionalism

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Nursing

Master's Degree preferred

Tools

Premier database

Get with the Guidelines

Job description

North Mississippi Health Services, Inc. in Tupelo, MS seeks a Coordinator - Clinical Outcomes to oversee outcomes management, develop evidence-based care methods, and ensure regulatory compliance.

You will lead quality improvement projects, analyze CMS metrics, and collaborate with nursing and medical leadership to improve patient outcomes.

This full-time day role offers opportunities to influence population health and contribute to hospital accreditation readiness.