ADAMH Data and Quality Improvement Coordinator
Fairfield County, Ohio · Lancaster, OH · 1 mo ago
Healthcare$24.21–$30.29/hrFull-time
Benefits
Join Fairfield County's ADAMH team as our new Behavioral Health Data & Quality Improvement Coordinator. You will lead data-driven initiatives, monitor program outcomes, and ensure compliance for the programs and services the Fairfield County ADAMH board funds. Transform raw data into actionable insights that clearly communicates across our community the impact of the services we fund. Work with a dedicated and passionate team to assess the needs of our community, determine priorities in funding, and measure the impact of the services funded.
Duties
- Serve as point of contact with the Board’s IT vendor – coordinate technology support needs and troubleshooting activities with the IT vendor.
- Have strong software and application skills and be able to support other staff in these programs.
- Data management and analytics – develop, maintain and enhance organizational data collection and reporting; collect, analyze and present data to support operational, strategic and funding decisions; ensure data integrity.
- Summarize and visualize data to support comprehension and understanding of the public, the ADAMH board members, legislature and funders.
- Outcomes and KPI management – develop and monitor KPIs aligned with organizational goals and priorities; identify trends, gaps and opportunities for program improvement.
- Quality assurance and compliance – lead quality assurance initiatives across the organization; lead Network of Care agency contract monitoring process.
- Community needs assessment and strategic planning – lead on community needs assessment and strategic planning; conducting environmental scans and gap analyses; collaborate with community partners and assist leadership in developing recommendations for programming, funding decisions, etc.
- Maintain position specific up-to-date standard operating procedures (SOP).
- Maintains current knowledge of HIPAA and adheres to privacy and security requirements.
- Maintains confidentiality of records, information, client, and agency matters.
- Attend assigned committees, meetings, and events.
- Covers various projects, as assigned, to fulfill the administrative requirements of the Board.
- Aids in preparation of various reports and meeting minutes as assigned.
- Works abnormal hours based upon service needs.
- Travel as needed.
- Other duties and special projects, as assigned.
Qualifications
- Bachelor's Degree required, Masters degree a plus, with a minimum of 3+ years of experience in data management/analysis or quality assurance role.
- Experience in behavioral health preferred.
- Experience developing and monitoring program outcomes and performance measures.
- Proven experience working in computing environments.
- Experience with reporting platforms, electronic record systems.
- Familiarity with information technology security best practices.
- Strong interpersonal, communication and project delivery skills.