Patient Safety & Quality Transformation Lead

Virginia Commonwealth University Health; United States; Sur place; USD 76 000 - 117 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

VCU Health seeks a Patient Safety & Quality Consultant II to partner with executive, physician, nursing, and operational leaders. You will drive data‑driven safety improvements, coach teams, and manage multi‑disciplinary projects from inception to spread across the system.

Responsibilities include leading safety initiatives, conducting RCAs, applying high reliability and just culture, and guiding change management with sustainability plans to improve patient outcomes.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Nursing, Healthcare Administration, Business Administration, or related field.
• Master’s degree in healthcare/quality or related field and coursework in quality improvement.
• Licensure in Virginia (RN/Pharmacist/NP/RD or similar) if applicable.
• CPHQ/CPPS/PMP/Lean Six Sigma preferred; Green/Black Belt within 1 year is a plus.

Responsabilités

• Lead and facilitate patient safety improvement initiatives to prevent harm and improve outcomes.
• Facilitate root cause analyses to identify system vulnerabilities and develop corrective actions.
• Apply high reliability and just culture principles to strengthen safety culture.
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to redesign processes and improve care transitions.

Connaissances

Root Cause Analysis

High Reliability

Just Culture

Change Management

Team Facilitation

Stakeholder Engagement

Process Redesign

Risk Reduction

Data Analytics

Project Management

Formation

Bachelor’s Degree (Nursing/Healthcare Admin/Business Admin)

Master’s Degree in Healthcare/Quality/Business (preferred)

Virginia licensure (RN/PHarmacist/NP/RD, etc.) (required)

CPHQ/CPPS/PMP/Lean Six Sigma (preferred)

Outils

MS Project

Visio

Excel

Description du poste

VCU Health seeks a Patient Safety & Quality Consultant II to partner with executive, physician, nursing, and operational leaders. You will drive data‑driven safety improvements, coach teams, and manage multi‑disciplinary projects from inception to spread across the system.

Responsibilities include leading safety initiatives, conducting RCAs, applying high reliability and just culture, and guiding change management with sustainability plans to improve patient outcomes.