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UC Davis Health in Sacramento seeks a Quality Improvement Nurse: Transfusion Safety Officer to lead the Patient Blood Management program and ensure transfusion safety across the organization. The role involves policy administration, data tracking, and collaboration with leadership to improve patient outcomes.
The TSO will present metrics, lead risk assessments, and develop annual PBM goals aligned with the organization’s quality plan while maintaining regulatory compliance.
The Quality Improvement Nurse: Transfusion Safety Officer (TSO) serves as a patient safety advocate and quality leader responsible for managing the organization's Patient Blood Management (PBM) Program to ensure that all transfusion-related activities are designed to ensure patient safety, comply with all Hospital Policies and Procedures, and meet or exceed CDPH, Joint Commission, FDA, AABB, and other accreditation and regulatory agency's.
Apply By Date: November 6th, 2026 at 11:59pm PST.
For full consideration, applicants are encouraged to upload license and/or certification if required of the position.
The Department of Quality and Safety leads health system-wide performance improvement efforts to ensure the delivery of safe, effective, patient-centered, timely, efficient, and equitable care. The department advances quality outcomes, patient experience, and patient safety through data-driven evaluation, continuous performance improvement, and proactive risk identification.
Working in close collaboration with system-wide departments, multidisciplinary teams, and both primary and specialty care providers, the department promotes a strong culture of safety, ensures compliance with regulatory and accreditation standards, and supports reliable care processes that enhance patient outcomes and satisfaction. The department partners with clinical, operational, and administrative leaders to reduce harm, improve outcomes, and embed safety practices across the organization.
The TSO collaborates with all levels of clinical and medical personnel to formulate strategies to evaluate transfusion management processes and offer recommendations for improvement. The TSO will assist in establishing/administering policies, processes, resources, and procedures to support blood management and utilization models that meet regulatory standards and guidelines based on evidence-based transfusion medicine practices. In addition, the TSO will establish a process to track, audit and analyze key performance metrics and safety events and will offer recommendations to address areas of concern to reduce costs, improve safety and treatment efficacy. The TSO will also serve as a resource to nurses, medical, and laboratory staff for issues related to blood management and administration, transfusion safety, and prepare and present of education materials to accomplish this task. Responsibilities also include the preparation of the annual Patient Blood Management Program budget that promotes cost containment; monitor revenue production and cost savings created by the blood management program; provide scheduled updates to the Transfusion Committee, as well as Medical Staff, Laboratory, Nursing and Hospital Quality committees/meetings on issues related to blood management and transfusion safety; work in conjunction with Quality and Safety leadership, Blood Bank Medical Director, Blood Bank technical leadership, Blood Bank Quality Specialists, Transfusion Committee and leadership to establish, monitor and maintain safety protocols and procedures which comply with hospital policies and regulatory requirements; develop annual goals for the Patient Blood Management Program in conjunction with the organization’s quality plan; maintain effective communication and coordination with all disciplines that interface with blood management and transfusion activities; and support the organizational culture for Service Excellence and practices the Service Excellence standards to all customer groups. The TSO will function with a high degree of autonomy.
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