Patient Safety RN — Risk & Quality Improvement Lead

Medical City Healthcare; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 75,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits

401(k) plan with employer match

Tuition assistance / education support

Life insurance

Identity theft protection

Job summary

Medical City Healthcare in Dallas is seeking a Patient Safety Coordinator RN to influence patient care through open collaboration with your manager and hospital councils, shaping decisions that improve outcomes and advance nursing.

This day-shift role supports the Patient Safety Director with risk management, data analysis, and education to reduce liability exposures, with opportunities to participate in CSIP and national nursing initiatives.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a healthcare-related field is required.
• Current RN license in TX or a compact state is required.
• 2–3 years in acute care or 1–2 years in clinical risk management preferred.
• Proficiency in Excel, data collection, and PowerPoint is essential.

Responsibilities

• Assist in evaluating near misses, investigation of occurrence reports, clinical surveillance, and regulatory standards.
• Assist the Patient Safety Director to educate, evaluate, monitor, and help eliminate liability exposures.
• Collect, analyze and evaluate data to recommend improvements to clinical risk management programs.
• Collaborate with the Patient Safety Director in completing CSIP.
• Demonstrate effective communication, organization and problem-solving to deliver clear verbal and written information.

Skills

Excel

PowerPoint

Data analysis

Education

Bachelor's Degree in healthcare related field

RN license TX or compact

Job description

Medical City Healthcare in Dallas is seeking a Patient Safety Coordinator RN to influence patient care through open collaboration with your manager and hospital councils, shaping decisions that improve outcomes and advance nursing.

This day-shift role supports the Patient Safety Director with risk management, data analysis, and education to reduce liability exposures, with opportunities to participate in CSIP and national nursing initiatives.