RN – Transplant Quality Improvement (Kidney/Pancreas)

UAB Medicine; Birmingham (AL); On-site; USD 85,000 - 105,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Educational assistance

Paid time off

Parental leave

PSLF eligibility

Job summary

UAB Medicine in Birmingham, AL, invites applications for an RN - Quality Improvement position in Transplant. The role supports daily operations, data collection, and performance improvement initiatives across solid organ programs.

The candidate will facilitate QI/PI teams, report regulatory data, and develop evidence-based protocols in collaboration with physicians and staff. A nursing degree and RN license are required, with strong emphasis on quality and patient outcomes.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Nursing or related health sciences required; RN licensure preferred.
• Minimum 5 years of clinical experience, at least 1 year as an RN.
• Certification in basic life support (BLS) required or obtained within 30 days.

Responsibilities

• Support daily operations of Quality Management in the solid organ transplant programs.
• Collect and report regulatory data and coordinate quality improvement/process improvement teams.
• Coordinate QI/PI teams, program performance reviews, and goal setting.
• Facilitate responsibilities for high level QI/PI teams and present to committees.

Skills

Quality improvement

Data reporting

Facilitation

Evidence-based decision making

Education

Bachelor's degree in Nursing or related health sciences

Associate's degree in Nursing

Tools

BLS Certification

UAB Quality Academy training

Job description

UAB Medicine in Birmingham, AL, invites applications for an RN - Quality Improvement position in Transplant. The role supports daily operations, data collection, and performance improvement initiatives across solid organ programs.

The candidate will facilitate QI/PI teams, report regulatory data, and develop evidence-based protocols in collaboration with physicians and staff. A nursing degree and RN license are required, with strong emphasis on quality and patient outcomes.