Clinical Quality Improvement Lead — Remote (CO)

Colorado Psychiatric; Grand Junction (CO); Hybrid; USD 73,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

UnitedHealth Group is seeking a Clinical Quality Improvement professional to facilitate redesign efforts and lead quality improvement programs across provider practices in Colorado. The role emphasizes collaboration with health plans, providers, and community stakeholders to improve outcomes and efficiency.

Qualifications include 5+ years in medical-related roles, 2+ years in public health and ambulatory settings, and strong communication skills.

Qualifications

• 5+ years post graduate progressive medical related experience
• 2+ years of experience in public health, quality improvement, and ambulatory settings
• General knowledge of business, health care and health care coverage issues
• Proven excellent written communications skills and presentation skills
• Proven ability to work collaboratively with diverse individuals and functions at all levels of the organization and external customers
• Resident of Colorado

Responsibilities

• Facilitate and coach designated clinical practices in redesign and quality improvement strategies to improve patient, provider and health care team satisfaction
• Develop and administer clinical quality improvement programs with measurement standards and revisions
• Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to coordinate projects and initiatives
• Create and maintain relationships with provider practices, RMHP employees, and community participants
• Travel up to 25% to Western Colorado territory and support remote teams

Skills

Medical experience

Public health

Quality improvement

Communication skills

Job description

UnitedHealth Group is seeking a Clinical Quality Improvement professional to facilitate redesign efforts and lead quality improvement programs across provider practices in Colorado. The role emphasizes collaboration with health plans, providers, and community stakeholders to improve outcomes and efficiency.

Qualifications include 5+ years in medical-related roles, 2+ years in public health and ambulatory settings, and strong communication skills.