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University Medical Center of El Paso (UMC) seeks a Specialist for Safety & Emergency Management to lead the hospital-wide safety program. You will identify hazards, assist in policy development, and ensure regulatory compliance across all facilities, collaborating with leadership and staff.
Requirements include Bachelor’s degree, CHSP/CHEP or progression to within one year, and two years' safety experience in healthcare.
The Specialist for Safety & Emergency Management assists with the identification, assessment and control of environmental hazards at all Hospital facilities for in-patients, visitors, and personnel through the implementation of a facility-wide safety management program. Provides assistance in the research, development and updating of safety policies and procedures, consultation with administration, department supervisors and staff, in-service education, investigation of accidents and incidents, and regulatory compliance under the direction of the Hospital’s Environment of Care Committee. Assists in ensuring the Hospital’s compliance with safety management and other environment of care functions as defined by The Joint Commission, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), Environmental Protection Agency, Federal Drug Administration, Texas Department of State Health Services and other related regulatory agencies.
The Specialist for Safety & Emergency Management assists with the identification, assessment and control of environmental hazards at all Hospital facilities for in-patients, visitors, and personnel through the implementation of a facility-wide safety management program. Provides assistance in the research, development and updating of safety policies and procedures, consultation with administration, department supervisors and staff, in-service education, investigation of accidents and incidents, and regulatory compliance under the direction of the Hospital’s Environment of Care Committee. Assists in ensuring the Hospital’s compliance with safety management and other environment of care functions as defined by The Joint Commission, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), Environmental Protection Agency, Federal Drug Administration, Texas Department of State Health Services and other related regulatory agencies.
Two years of work experience in safety, emergency response/management, hazardous waste operations, and/or disaster preparedness; preferably in a healthcare setting.
Certified Healthcare Safety Professional (CHSP); and
Certified Healthcare Emergency Professional (CHEP) required or obtained within one year of being in the position.
Bachelor’s degree in related field required.