Trauma Performance Improvement Specialist

CHRISTUS Health; Corpus Christi (TX); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Part time

Job summary

CHRISTUS Health in Corpus Christi, TX is seeking a part-time Trauma Performance Improvement Coordinator. The role serves as a PI subject matter expert, providing consultation to the Trauma Manager, Director, and Trauma Medical Director.

Responsibilities include leading data collection and analysis for PI processes, completing case reviews, preparing for Trauma Program meetings, and tracking improvements in the Trauma Registry. Strong communication and critical thinking are essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Nursing or related field.
• TOPIC course completed within 12 months of hire.
• AAAM/Abbreviated Injury Scale course completed within 12 months of hire.
• ICD-10 trauma course completed within 12 months of hire.

Responsibilities

• Meets CHRISTUS competencies as a leader.
• Participates in trauma orgs/committees as directed.
• Facilitates data collection and analysis for PI processes.
• Completes case review documents for secondary/higher reviews.
• Prepares documents for Trauma Program meetings.
• Documents opportunities for improvement and tracks progress in Trauma Registry.
• Monitors sustained improvement and compliance with guidelines.
• Provides education, prepares reports, and participates in CI projects.
• Reports quality concerns per PI Plan.
• Assists in injury prevention programs and disaster efforts.
• Participates in trauma prevention and outreach committees.
• Demonstrates CHRISTUS values and effective communication.
• Demonstrates ability to think critically and perform chart abstraction.

Education

Bachelor’s degree of Science in Nursing or another related field

TOPIC

Abbreviated Injury Scale course (AAAM)

ICD-10 trauma course

Job description

CHRISTUS Health in Corpus Christi, TX is seeking a part-time Trauma Performance Improvement Coordinator. The role serves as a PI subject matter expert, providing consultation to the Trauma Manager, Director, and Trauma Medical Director.

Responsibilities include leading data collection and analysis for PI processes, completing case reviews, preparing for Trauma Program meetings, and tracking improvements in the Trauma Registry. Strong communication and critical thinking are essential.