RN Quality Improvement Specialist

Providence Health and Services; Tumwater (WA); On-site; USD 69,000 - 107,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Retirement 401(k) Savings Plan with **

Health care benefits (medical, dental,

Life insurance

Disability insurance

Time off benefits (paid parental leave

Voluntary benefits

Well-being resources

Job summary

Providence Health and Services is seeking a Quality Improvement Specialist to support hospital and medical staff in continually improving patient care, reducing risk, and delivering excellent service. You will facilitate and coordinate clinical and process improvements across the organization, contributing to a culture that values patient-focused, whole-person care and empowering caregivers.

The role emphasizes collaboration, data analysis, and ongoing quality initiatives to uphold Providence’s

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree or equivalent educ/experience.
• Actively enrolled in Bachelor’s Education Program.
• Washington Registered Nurse License at hire.
• 3 years of experience within a health care organization.

Responsibilities

• Support hospital and medical staff to continually improve patient care, reduce risk, and provide excellent customer service.
• Provide support, facilitation, and coordination to support clinical and process improvements throughout the organization.
• Contribute to a culture of patient-focused, whole-person care and empower caregivers.

Education

Bachelor's Degree, or equivalent educ/experience

Actively enrolled in Bachelor’s Education Program

Job description

Providence Health and Services is seeking a Quality Improvement Specialist to support hospital and medical staff in continually improving patient care, reducing risk, and delivering excellent service. You will facilitate and coordinate clinical and process improvements across the organization, contributing to a culture that values patient-focused, whole-person care and empowering caregivers.

The role emphasizes collaboration, data analysis, and ongoing quality initiatives to uphold Providence’s