Role OverviewThe Clinical Quality Advisor will support prescribers participating in the OPS program by providing technical assistance and education on evidence-based best practices and quality improvement to improve patient outcomes.
What You Will Do
The Clinical Quality Advisor will engage clinicians to decrease opioid prescriptions, lead quality improvement methodology, and work closely with clinical subject matter experts to provide innovative outreach and engagement to prescribers.
Why It Might Be a Fit
The ideal candidate will have experience in engaging and building strategic relationships with internal and external customers, and be able to think creatively and critically to analyze problems and find innovative approaches to problem resolution.
Requirements
- Registered Nurse with at least three years of recent clinical experience
- Bachelor's degree in nursing or other related field required; or equivalent work experience
- Current and unencumbered nursing license in state of resident or multi-state license
- Previous quality improvement work experience in hospitals, nursing homes, and/or physician practices
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