Clinical Effectiveness Manager

SUMMARY The Clinical Effectiveness Manager is a champion for improving patient outcomes through the coordination and implementation of case management, risk management, clinical quality, regulatory requirements and accreditation standards, infection prevention, medical staff reviews. and patient advocate initiatives through a collaborative and proactive approach across the AnMed system. Serves as clinical quality subject matter expert and works closely with all team members to promote a culture of safety and high reliability; and supports facility and system-wide efforts to continuously improve quality of care and safety for all customers. Education: BSN from an accredited school of nursing; required Masters degree in nursing or healthcare related field; preferred Professional License/Certification: Current license as a Registered Nurse in South Carolina required National Nursing Quality/Risk/Safety Certification or Leadership Certification preferred (i.e., CPHRM, CHSP, CPPS, CPHQ, NE - BC) Certification in Infection Prevention (CIC) preferred All licensure and certification must be kept up to date Experience: Minimum of 5 years of clinical experience required Hospital/Health care Quality, Risk Management, Accreditation experience preferred Experience with accreditation standards, internal auditing, corrective action plans, software platforms preferred (i.e., DNV, ISO, DPH, MIDAS, SharePoint) preferred Experience with Research and Statistical Process Control principles preferred Experience in Infection Prevention and Control preferred