Clinical Quality & Risk Strategist

Desert Parkway; Las Vegas (NV); Hybrid; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401K Retirement Plan

Healthcare spending account

Dependent care spending account

PTO Plan with holiday premium pay

Discounted cafeteria meal plan

Life insurance

Short- and long-term disability

Pet Insurance

Identity Theft Insurance

Job summary

Desert Parkway Behavioral Healthcare Hospital in Las Vegas, NV seeks a Clinical Quality and Risk Coordinator to lead incident investigations, data analytics, and regulatory compliance monitoring to improve patient safety and outcomes.

The role requires clinical judgment or formal regulatory/quality training to interpret behavioral health events, identify trends, and support risk mitigation strategies; responsibilities include RCA, FMEA, CMS/JCAHO readiness, and complaint/grievance management.

Qualifications

• Must hold a valid Nevada RN or LPN license.
• Experience with incident data analysis and dashboard development.
• Healthcare regulatory compliance, quality, or risk experience required.

Responsibilities

• Conduct clinical-level incident investigations (self-harm, elopement, medication events, restraint/seclusion).
• Perform root cause analyses (RCA, FMEA) and identify corrective actions.
• Evaluate clinical documentation for accuracy and regulatory compliance.
• Develop trend reports and dashboards; present findings to leadership.
• Monitor CMS/Joint Commission/state regulatory readiness and support policy updates.
• Manage complaint and grievance intake; ensure CMS-aligned investigations and responses.

Skills

Regulatory compliance

Data analysis

Incident investigation

RCA/FMEA

Education

Nevada RN/LPN license

Healthcare quality/regulatory certification (preferred)

Job description

Desert Parkway Behavioral Healthcare Hospital in Las Vegas, NV seeks a Clinical Quality and Risk Coordinator to lead incident investigations, data analytics, and regulatory compliance monitoring to improve patient safety and outcomes.

The role requires clinical judgment or formal regulatory/quality training to interpret behavioral health events, identify trends, and support risk mitigation strategies; responsibilities include RCA, FMEA, CMS/JCAHO readiness, and complaint/grievance management.