Quality Improvement Coordinator — Patient Safety & Data Lead

Suburban Hospital; Maryland; On-site; USD 125,796,000 - 207,545,000; Full time

Job summary

Suburban Hospital in Bethesda, MD seeks a professional to coordinate and implement Quality Management and Performance Improvement initiatives across departments and medical staff. The role emphasizes consultation, data review (including Epic reports), and driving safe patient care through interdisciplinary collaboration.

The successful candidate will hold a BSN or equivalent clinical degree with Maryland licensure (CPHQ/CJCP/CPPS/CPRM) and at least three years in hospital quality improvement,

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science in Nursing or other clinical field required.
• Maryland licensure or certification in area of practice: CPHQ, CJCP, CPPS, or CPHRM.

Responsibilities

• Supports the Quality and Patient Safety Program through participation in root cause analyses, action planning, and performance improvement initiatives.
• Reviews medical records and Epic reports to identify cases for committee review and analyzes data to identify trends and improvement opportunities.
• Coordinates data collection, monitoring, reporting, and compliance activities for regulatory and accrediting bodies.
• Provides quality improvement education and training to hospital staff and teams.
• Facilitates quality improvement teams, conducts focused studies, aggregates data, and presents findings to support organizational goals.
• Maintains confidentiality of quality activities and participates in ongoing professional development.

Education

BSN or other clinical degree

Maryland licensure/certification (CPHQ, CJCP, CPPS, CPHRM)

Tools

Epic

Job description

Suburban Hospital in Bethesda, MD seeks a professional to coordinate and implement Quality Management and Performance Improvement initiatives across departments and medical staff. The role emphasizes consultation, data review (including Epic reports), and driving safe patient care through interdisciplinary collaboration.

The successful candidate will hold a BSN or equivalent clinical degree with Maryland licensure (CPHQ/CJCP/CPPS/CPRM) and at least three years in hospital quality improvement,