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Vice President of Quality Management & Improvement

Nonprofit Connect · Kansas City, KS · 1 wk ago
Quality Assurance$100k/yrFull-time

Accountabilities

  • Quality Management & Improvement
    • Develop and implement annual and quarterly strategic quality goals and objectives for the agency.
    • Oversee the collection and reporting of data for improvement and monitoring achievement of agency goals
    • Lead agency Quality Management & Improvement Committee
    • Oversee record audits to ensure compliance with funding and licensing regulations and quality standards.
    • Develop systems and procedures to monitor conformity to standards and quality improvement.
    • Develop and use tools to train staff on improving the accuracy, quality and efficiency of agency programs.
    • Develops, monitors and assesses risk management
    • Oversee the review of all critical incident reports.
    • Provide oversite to all sentinel event reviews.
    • Maintain functioning and performance analytics.
  • Licensing, certification, and accreditation with KDADS and CARF
    • Serve as liaison with licensing and certification entities
    • Ensure CMHC licensing, CCBHC certification, and CARF accreditation requirements are met.
    • Develop and manage Quality Improvement plans in collaboration with clinical leadership.
    • Ensure adherence and compliance to licensing, certification, and accreditation standards.
    • Monitor and measure progress/status annually.
    • Produce reports and provide updates.
    • Provide day-to-day guidance to organization regarding compliance and risk management.
    • Ensure the organization is in compliance with HIPAA and state privacy regulations.
    • Act as agency privacy officer.
    • Conducts corporate compliance investigations and makes recommendations
    • Develops and disseminates policies and procedures regarding all compliance related activities.
    • Communicate with CEO, Board Chair and Organization’s Attorney regarding corporate compliance.
    • Work with training department to ensure employees are trained and educated regarding corporate compliance
    • Reports compliance issues to the appropriate agencies in collaboration with the CEO and as appropriate.
    • Responsible for writing, reviewing and editing policies and procedures.
  • Staff Management/Development
    • Directs the functions of staff.
    • Ensures accurate and timely completion of tasks.
    • Manages the planning and coordination of activities.
    • Trains and provide coaching in work assignments (demonstrating ‘how to’ on task completion, providing guidance, offering constructive feedback, answering questions, etc.)
    • Oversee the day-to-day administration and management of staff.
    • Directs staff activities (guiding toward optimal performance, participating/overseeing managerial processes [interviewing, selection, staff development and/or performance, discipline actions, etc.], conducting team meetings, preparing/conducting performance evaluations, ensuring adherence to policies, practices, and protocols [organization and/or regulatory compliance], assisting with problems [personnel issues, conflict resolution, crisis management, etc.], etc.)
    • Proactively enhances and improves efficiencies (assessing performance, evaluating/needs/services, providing educational enrichment opportunities to direct reports, ensuring optimal utilization of facilities and resources, maintaining confidentiality, etc.)
    • Oversee the maintenance of personnel recordkeeping [vacation, holiday, sick time, etc.] monitoring activities, recording absences, directing the updating of files, etc.

    Qualifications

    • Education: Master’s degree in mental health care discipline or business/management field. Must be licensed by the Kansas Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board.
    • Experience: Minimum of five years of related experience, e.g., working for a community mental health organization or in some capacity of Psychology, Marriage & Family, Social Work, or Mental Health Counseling. Knowledge of licensing and regulatory requirements for CMHC/CCBHC. Previous quality management and supervisory experience preferred.
    • Skills/Abilities:
      • Excellent communication skills (oral/written).
      • Working knowledge of standard concepts, practices, procedures and regulations of behavioral healthcare industry, including state and federal requirements.
      • Knowledge of community mental health services in Kansas.
      • Ability to analyze data, generate reports and recommend strategies that reflect an adherence to standards, outcomes, and efficiency to resource applications.
      • Demonstrated ability to work with highest level of confidentiality and business ethics in relation to organizational systems access.
      • Working knowledge of roles of various regulatory agencies affecting the functioning of a community-based service organization.
      • Familiarity and knowledge of data reporting systems for Kansas mental health providers.
      • Demonstrated ability to work in a collaborative environment; ability to work as a business partner with all departments/functions and use organizational goals, philosophy, mission, vision and values as operating drivers in all recommendations and decisions.
      • Ability to manage priorities and maintain expected progress with a variety of assignments.
      • Must have innovative solutions to ensure continuous quality improvement.
      • Ability to evaluate and assess effectiveness of improvement tools and processes, making recommendations to further advance the organization.
      • Must be able to safely perform essential job functions, with or without reasonable accommodation.

    Location/Travel/Work Conditions and Considerations

    • Works from a central office and travels to other Center locations.
    • May require non-routine business hours based on agency need.
    • May require additional travel for meetings and conferences.

    Job Type

    Full Time

    Salary Range

    $100,000 and over

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