Director of Quality Management / DQM

Select Medical Corporation is a leading provider of specialty health care. Select Medical currently operates 92 specialty hospitals, approximately 970 outpatient rehabilitation clinics and also provides medical rehabilitation services on a contract basis at nursing homes, hospitals, assisted living and senior care centers, schools, private homes and worksites.

We're looking for...
leaders, team builders and problem solvers.
People who embrace our mission and core values,
who work with a passion for excellence and a drive for results.
People who take pride in their profession,
who like to learn, to contribute and to achieve.  

If you’re looking for a challenging opportunity where you can make a real difference in people's lives...we’re looking for you!

The Director of Quality Management ( DQM ) will:

• Report directly to the CEO
• Be responsible for the coordination, development and evaluation of all outcome activities                                        

• Have major aspects of this position to include:

  ·        Standard Compliance and Survey Readiness

  ·        Quality Improvement and Outcomes Measurement

  ·        Infection Control

  ·        Risk Management

  ·        Employee Health

  ·        Safety

  ·        Education

   

• Active licensure as a Registered Nurse / RN
• Experience in at least one of the core areas of responsibility:  Quality, Survey Readiness, Safety, Risk Management, Infection Control, and Education.
• 3 years work experience

• Experience in Risk Management systems

• Experience in working with the public on issues related to satisfaction/complaints

BENEFITS AT A GLANCE    

• Small critical care environment
• Professional Advancement

• Flexible Scheduling

• Nationwide Opportunities

• Paid Time Off (PTO)

• Continuing Education  
• Extended Illness Days (EID)
• Tuition Reimbursement  
• Health/Dental/Vision/Prescription
• 401(k) Plan  
• and much, much more.

APIC / IC / Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology