This position is responsible for the coordination, implementation and maintenance of an effective Medical Staff peer
review process and for supporting the Quality, and Risk Management program, consistent with the guidelines set forth
by the Medical Staff, the Quality Services Department, and the overall Hospital Performance Improvement goals.
The Quality Outcomes Coordinator works collaboratively with the Manager of Clinical Risk and Patient Safety, other
members of the Quality Services Department, the Medical Staff Services Department, and the Medical Staff leaders to
review and analyze referrals for peer review, and to implement, evaluate and refine a standardized Physician
Performance and Peer Review Program that is educational, timely, standardized, defensible, ongoing and
instrumental in assessing and improving the quality of care at AHMC Anaheim Regional Medical Center. He or she
prepares and communicates findings from focused and ongoing reviews to the appropriate Medical Staff Department
Chairpersons and the Medical Staff Peer Review Committees.
The Quality Outcomes Coordinator assist with and ongoing data collection for the measurement, assessment, and
improvement of the clinical core measures benchmarking process. Responsibilities include supporting Performance
Improvement Committees and Hospital Service Lines through the identification of opportunities to improve patient
care; abstracting and reviewing data for external benchmarking of core measures; assessing data for integrity and
validity; ensuring ongoing measurement of key processes in assigned functions.
This position requires the full understanding and active participation in fulfilling the mission of AHMC- Anaheim
Regional Medical Center. It is expected that the employee demonstrates behavior consistent with the core values of
AHMC- ARMC and AHMC. The employee shall support AHMC- Anaheim Regional Medical Center’s strategic plan
and goals and direction of the performance improvement plan. The employee will also support all organizational
expectations including, but not limited to: Customer Service, Patients’ Rights, Patient Safety, and Confidentiality of
Information, Environment of Care, and AHMC initiatives.
Clinical degree (LVN, BA, BSN, or BS or Associates Degree) preferred.
Current CA RN license preferred.
Minimum of 2 years in performance improvement, case management, risk management or decision support
functions preferred; may be met by minimum of 3 years in healthcare business office/admitting setting.
Experiential focus on monitoring and evaluation of operational processes in order to meet state, federal and
other regulatory agency requirements.
Ability to perform technical analysis of patient records, abstract pertinent information and prepare and present
clinical information in such a manner as to highlight statistical significance and relevance.
Comprehensive knowledge of The Joint Commission standards and Title 22 requirements
Ability to perform technical abstraction of patient records by abstracting pertinent information and
preparing/presenting clinical information in such a manner as to highlight discrepancies in data.
Ability to address multiple tasks that frequently have short timelines.
Ability to work independently.
Ability to maintain current and accurate databases and files.
Ability to communicate effectively in both the written and verbal format.
Basic typing and computer proficiency in Microsoft Office and google workspace d MicroMed applications.
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