Healthcare Risk & Patient Safety Analyst

University of Maryland Faculty Physicians, Inc.; Bel Air (MD); Hybride; USD 70 000 - 110 000; Plein temps

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Résumé du poste

University of Maryland Faculty Physicians, Inc. is seeking a risk management professional to investigate adverse events, near misses, and potential claims.

The role involves developing loss prevention strategies and patient safety initiatives across designated areas, with data gathering, analysis, and reporting to inform management of important developments. Qualified candidates typically possess a Bachelor’s degree in clinical health care (Master’s preferred) and 3–5 years of related clinical

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or in clinical health care with Master’s preferred.
• Three to five years nursing and/or other clinical experience required in special care units, ICU’s, ER, Shock Trauma, etc.
• Previous experience in risk management, patient safety or quality assurance preferred
• Paralegal knowledge also an asset

Responsabilités

• Investigate adverse events, near misses, and potential claims and suits.
• Develop and implement loss prevention methodologies and patient safety initiatives in designated areas.
• Gather and analyze data and prepare reports; keep management informed about significant developments.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Formation

Bachelor’s degree or in clinical health care with Master’s preferred

Three to five years nursing and/or other clinical experience required in special care units, ICU’s, ER, Shock Trauma, etc.

Previous experience in risk management, patient safety or quality assurance preferred

Paralegal knowledge also an asset

Description du poste

University of Maryland Faculty Physicians, Inc. is seeking a risk management professional to investigate adverse events, near misses, and potential claims.

The role involves developing loss prevention strategies and patient safety initiatives across designated areas, with data gathering, analysis, and reporting to inform management of important developments. Qualified candidates typically possess a Bachelor’s degree in clinical health care (Master’s preferred) and 3–5 years of related clinical