Quality, Risk, Infection Prevention and Control - Sydney, Australia - Lady Davidson Private Hospital

Lady Davidson Private Hospital

Verified Company

Sydney, Australia

2 weeks ago

Posted by:

Olivia Brown

beBee Recruiter

Description

An exciting opportunity exists for a dynamic individual with experience in quality improvement and management to join our team.

Reporting directly to the General Manager, the Quality, Risk, Infection Prevention and Control Manager will facilitate ongoing implementation and monitoring of the Hospital's clinical safety and quality framework.

They will lead the coordination of quality improvement and infection prevention and control initiatives, projects and activities to maintain patient safety, accreditation standards, regulatory compliance and patient experience, in accordance with the mission, vision and values.

As a Quality, Risk, Infection Prevention and Control Manager, your responsibilities will include but not limited to:

Facilitate ongoing implementation and monitoring of the Hospital/Facility wide quality improvement program and to promote risk management to support the strategic direction.
Manage the hospital's quality and Infection prevention and control portfolios.
Lead all accreditation processes.
Provide effective leadership in quality and risk management to assist Managers to continuously review their practices.
Participation in clinical data collection, collation and analysis.
Participate and coordinate case review investigations.
Coach and consult with Managers in quality improvements in order to build capacity and capability.

Lady Davidson Private Hospital is a 115 bed rehabilitation hospital with a large day therapy department located at North Turramurra, Sydney.

The hospital provides multidisciplinary specialized rehabilitation across various case-mixes including orthopaedics, oncology, neurology, cardiac, general medical and reconditioning.

Selection Criteria:

Tertiary qualifications in clinical and nonclinical disciplines.
Proven track record in effectively implementing organisational wide initiatives, with significant experience influencing teams in building a quality improvement culture.
Problem solving and analytical skills.
Knowledge of ACHS Accreditation System against the National Standards (NSQHS).
Innovation and creativity.
Proficient in the use of MS Office Suite, particularly in the use of Word and Excel.
Educational and auditing skills.
Flexibility and openness to new ideas

Applications close:
Sunday 7 May 2023