Trauma Performance Improvement Nurse — Part-Time, Days

McLaren Health Care Corporation; Bay City (MI); On-site; USD 55,000 - 76,000; Part time

Job summary

McLaren Health Care in Michigan is seeking a Trauma Performance Improvement Specialist RN to support the Trauma Program’s Performance Improvement and Patient Safety activities, including case-finding, chart audits, and audit of trauma care across the continuum. You will coordinate and facilitate performance improvement efforts and benchmark data outcomes.

Under the Trauma Program Manager and Trauma Medical Director, you will prepare chart reviews, attend Trauma Multidisciplinary Peer Review

Qualifications

• Active Registered Nurse license in Michigan.
• Associate degree in Nursing.
• Minimum 2 years in Trauma, ER, or CCU.
• Five years of recent nursing in surgical/critical care or ED with trauma interest.
• ACLS certification required before start date (valid at least 60 days beyond start date).

Responsibilities

• Performs and / or supervises medical record audits related to trauma Quality Improvement indicators to identify problems and / or trends in trauma care for referral to providers.
• Provides feedback to referral hospitals / physicians regarding patient outcomes.
• Regularly attends Trauma Multidisciplinary Peer Review Physician meeting.
• Prepares chart reviews and summaries for Trauma Peer Review / Morbidity and Mortality Committee.

Skills

Trauma care

Data analysis

Quality improvement

Audits

Clinical documentation

Education

Associate degree in Nursing

BSN preferred

Job description

McLaren Health Care in Michigan is seeking a Trauma Performance Improvement Specialist RN to support the Trauma Program’s Performance Improvement and Patient Safety activities, including case-finding, chart audits, and audit of trauma care across the continuum. You will coordinate and facilitate performance improvement efforts and benchmark data outcomes.

Under the Trauma Program Manager and Trauma Medical Director, you will prepare chart reviews, attend Trauma Multidisciplinary Peer Review