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Accreditation and Regulatory Coordinator (45065)

Posted 4 days ago

dayton childrens hospitalSouth Lebanon (OH)

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About the role

Facility: Dayton Children's - Main Campus Department: Quality Assurance Division Schedule: Full time Hours: 40 Job Details: The Accreditation and Regulatory Coordinator is responsible for the routine evaluation, policy creation, implementation and monitoring of regulatory requirements with the goal to improve internal and external compliance for the organization. Works with multi-disciplinary teams and shares best practices for the management, coordination, and integration of regulatory functions at the hospital, outpatient departments, and off-site campuses. This individual will oversee, coordinate, and perform regulatory activities to ensure full and constant compliance with regulatory requirements including CMS, The Joint Commission, state health departments, OSHA, FDA, and disease-specific accreditations and designations as needed. This individual will conduct audits to identify non-conformities, opportunities for improvement, and address them through effective corrective action planning. This individual will assess the effectiveness of the organization's regulatory preparedness and outcomes to improve the quality of patient care in accordance with regulatory and accreditation standards.
Department Specific Job Details: Shift Monday-Friday 8am-5pm Occasional travel to other Dayton Children's locations Education Bachelor's degree in related field required Experience 1-3 years healthcare regulatory experience required 3-5 years preferred Hospital regulatory experien ce strongly preferred Skills/Competencies Communication Customer service Computer Flexibility in hours during surveys Talroo

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