Regulatory Affairs Coordinator (RN)

The Regulatory Affairs Program Coordinator (RN) supports accreditation and compliance activities within a healthcare setting. They assist with mock surveys, coordinate self-tracers, and conduct process tracers by developing, analyzing, and reporting findings. Using clinical expertise, they collaborate with leaders, physicians, and staff to identify risks, develop corrective action plans, and improve processes. The role requires maintaining knowledge of CMS, The Joint Commission, and other regulatory standards, and delivering education on healthcare licensure and accreditation trends. They assist with workflow development, policy review, and survey preparations, ensuring documentation compliance. Qualifications include an RN license (Compact or single-state), with a preference for a Bachelor’s in Nursing. Minimum two years of clinical experience in an acute care setting is required, with five years preferred. Proficiency in Microsoft Office, data management, and abstraction is essential. Additional Certifications Like CPHQ Are Preferred. They perform other duties as assigned and ensure adherence to organizational policies and standards.