Quality Manager: Orthopedic & Neuroscience Programs

MyMichigan Health; Midland (MI); On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

MyMichigan Health seeks a Quality Manager to provide leadership for clinical quality across Orthopedic and Neuroscience services. The role drives quality improvement, regulatory readiness, and accreditation maintenance, acting as the main liaison among frontline teams, service line leadership, and hospital-wide quality/patient safety functions.

The position requires knowledge of orthopedic and neuroscience standards and experience with disease-specific certifications (e.g., Joint Commission

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required; healthcare leadership preferred.
• Master’s degree in a clinical or health-related field preferred.
• Experience leading quality and regulatory programs in hospital settings.

Responsibilities

• Lead clinical and quality performance management across Orthopedic and Neuroscience Programs.
• Oversee accreditation and certification activities across MyMichigan Health subsidiaries.
• Direct data entry and abstraction for MSSIC, MARCQI, AJRR, and stroke guidelines.
• Serve as clinical/quality educator and mentor for staff across service lines.
• Collaborate with Infection Prevention, Risk Management, IT, and Health Information Management.

Skills

Quality management

Leadership

Nursing leadership

Regulatory readiness

Data analysis

Project management

Stakeholder collaboration

Education

Bachelor's Degree

Master's degree preferred

Tools

MSSIC

MARCQI

AJRR

Get With The Guidelines - Stroke

Microsoft Windows

Job description

MyMichigan Health seeks a Quality Manager to provide leadership for clinical quality across Orthopedic and Neuroscience services. The role drives quality improvement, regulatory readiness, and accreditation maintenance, acting as the main liaison among frontline teams, service line leadership, and hospital-wide quality/patient safety functions.

The position requires knowledge of orthopedic and neuroscience standards and experience with disease-specific certifications (e.g., Joint Commission