Environment of Care & Safety Specialist

Orlando Health, Inc.; Orlando (FL); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Orlando Health, Inc. is seeking a professional to develop, implement and coordinate Environment of Care programs, ensuring compliance with federal, state and local standards across facilities.

The role involves conducting audits, updating policies, and training staff to maintain a safe healthcare environment. A strong understanding of regulatory standards and effective communication are essential.

Qualifications

• Associate’s degree required; two years substitute option allowed (as stated).
• Three years of work experience in safety, regulatory, or quality in a healthcare environment.

Responsibilities

• Assists in development, implementation and evaluation of policies, procedures, and training programs related to environment of care; supports continuous improvement of compliance programs.
• Assists leadership in identifying trends and options to reduce risks within environment of care.
• Researches and maintains knowledge base on environment of care accreditation standards and applicable laws.
• Conducts routine audits of facilities to validate compliant operation and documents findings; initiates corrective actions.
• Reviews programs for adequacy, compliance and effectiveness; assists leadership in program improvements.
• Participates in risk assessment meetings, document reviews, and assignments.
• Provides research and assistance to departments with EOC concerns or initiatives.
• Develops and maintains training programs for Environment of Care.
• Engages with leadership and teams to address compliance issues and share knowledge.

Skills

Environment of Care

Regulatory compliance

Audits

Education

Associate’s degree

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Orlando Health, Inc. is seeking a professional to develop, implement and coordinate Environment of Care programs, ensuring compliance with federal, state and local standards across facilities.

The role involves conducting audits, updating policies, and training staff to maintain a safe healthcare environment. A strong understanding of regulatory standards and effective communication are essential.