Medical Staff Peer Review Coordinator

Full Time
Renton, WA
$88,168 - $140,185 a year
Posted
Job description
  • Job Title:
    Medical Staff Peer Review Coordinator
  • Req:
    2023-0460
  • Location:
  • Department:
    Outcomes Management
  • Shift:
  • Type:
  • FTE:
    1
  • Hours:
  • City State:
    Renton, WA
  • Salary Range:
    Min $88,168 - $140,185/annual. DOE




Job Description:

Job Description

Outcomes Management

The position description is a guide to the critical duties and essential functions of the job, not an all-inclusive list of responsibilities, qualifications, physical demands and work environment conditions. Position descriptions are reviewed and revised to meet the changing needs of the organization.

TITLE: Medical Staff Review Coordinator

JOB OVERVIEW: Responsible for supporting and facilitating ongoing organization-wide and medical staff quality management, patient safety and performance improvement programs and activities.

DEPARTMENT: Outcomes Management

WORK HOURS: Typically, Monday - Friday 8:00am - 4:30pm. Some flexibility may be required to meet department and organization needs.

RESPONSIBLE TO: Director, Quality & Patient Safety

PREREQUISITES:

  • Bachelor's degree in nursing or other health care related field of study; Master's degree preferred

  • Minimum five year's recent experience in acute health care setting - particularly in Critical Care or medical/surgical nursing

  • Experience in quality improvement role preferred

  • Experience in Process Improvement Models - e.g. IHI Model for Improvement, Deming principles, Lean, PDCA, Six Sigma, etc. preferred

  • CPHQ preferred

QUALIFICATIONS:

  • Solid understanding of systems thinking, process management and performance improvement.

  • Organizational and problem-solving ability and skills.

  • Knowledge of group process, leadership skills, and ability to establish and maintain respectful, collaborative and effective working relationships with medical staff.

  • Proficiency in application of change management principles.

  • Ability to prepare effective oral and written reports and presentations to various groups including providers, hospital leaders and staff.

  • Proficiency in use of Windows® and MS Office Suites® applications particularly Word, PowerPoint and Excel.

  • Aptitude for navigating quality-related Internet sites and support agencies.

  • Ability to focus significant periods of time on abstraction of information from medical records and facilitate use of a database.

UNIQUE PHYSICAL/MENTAL DEMANDS, ENVIRONMENT AND WORKING CONDITIONS:

See Generic Job Description for Administrative Partner.

PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES:

A. Generic Job Functions: See Generic Job Description for Administrative Partner.

B. Essential Responsibilities and Competencies

  • Collaborate with Medical Director of Medical Staff Services to support and participate actively on Medical Staff Peer Review committees including:

    • Scheduling committee meeting

    • Planning of agenda

    • Screening and disseminating case reviews to members

    • Facilitating measurement system management, including collecting, analyzing and presenting rates/rules and other information for evaluation of practitioner performance

    • Completing minutes as required

    • Facilitating committee processes, to support timely and unbiased reviews

    • Facilitating follow-up as indicated, such as coordinating distribution of letters to medical staff and tracking of case reviews

  • Familiarity with Medical Staff bylaws, policies and procedures

  • Coordinate and produce accurate, complete and timely reports as scheduled or requested

  • Identify and report variations in clinical care that require immediate action

  • Function as a resource to explain the structure and process for assessing, maintaining, and distributing information on practitioner performance review

  • Function as a resource to physicians in the analysis, interpretation and use of data for decision-making and performance improvement

  • Utilize internal and external comparative data sources to identify improvement opportunities

  • Apply current literature and knowledge of best practices to develop improvement strategies

  • Support collection, analyses and interpretation from multiple data sources for ongoing quality management activities of the medical staff

  • Produce an annual summary report of reviewed medical staff cases by individual practitioner for committee review indicators. (e.g., complications, readmissions, safety events, mortalities)

  • Actively participate in program structure to develop measure criteria and benchmarks to support consumable reports for practitioner review

  • Collect, analyze and interpret data and information to support decision-making toward performance improvement, including periodic OPPE reports to be provided to the Chief Medical Officer, department chairs, and the MSO for inclusion in the practitioner's quality file

  • Collaborate with data analysts, QI Specialists, Patient Safety Specialists, Risk Management and Regulatory teams

  • Support the organization during TJC and DOH visits as a navigator or scribe

  • Network with peers at other organizations within the local community; participate on UWMedicine work groups related to role, in order to advance best practices within specialty

  • Maintain confidentiality of individual patient and medical staff information

  • Perform other duties as assigned to meet patient/program needs including participation in orientation of new staff.

Revised: 3/21

Grade: NCNM28

FLSA: E

CC: 8715


Job Qualifications:

PREREQUISITES:

  • Bachelor's degree in nursing or other health care related field of study; Master's degree preferred

  • Minimum five year's recent experience in acute health care setting - particularly in Critical Care or medical/surgical nursing

  • Experience in quality improvement role preferred

  • Experience in Process Improvement Models - e.g. IHI Model for Improvement, Deming principles, Lean, PDCA, Six Sigma, etc. preferred

  • CPHQ preferred

QUALIFICATIONS:

  • Solid understanding of systems thinking, process management and performance improvement.

  • Organizational and problem-solving ability and skills.

  • Knowledge of group process, leadership skills, and ability to establish and maintain respectful, collaborative and effective working relationships with medical staff.

  • Proficiency in application of change management principles.

  • Ability to prepare effective oral and written reports and presentations to various groups including providers, hospital leaders and staff.

  • Proficiency in use of Windows® and MS Office Suites® applications particularly Word, PowerPoint and Excel.

  • Aptitude for navigating quality-related Internet sites and support agencies.

  • Ability to focus significant periods of time on abstraction of information from medical records and facilitate use of a database.

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