Surgical Clinical Reviewer
BASIC FUNCTIONS Research Surgical Clinical Reviewer (SCR) is responsible to collect reliable surgical outcomes data for surgeries performed and submit data to both internal and to the American College of Surgeon National Surgical Quality Improvement Program (ACS NSQIP) database.
SCR will accomplish this through high quality data compilation, documentation and perform data entry of all eligible surgeries performed.
The SCR is responsible for meeting data acquisition and transmission protocol requirements of the NSQIP program while maintaining the structure and processes to assure efficiency and accuracy throughout the abstraction process.
The SCR will work closely with the Regional Surgical Quality Lead, Executive Leadership Team, Perioperative Leadership and Service Chiefs to identify opportunities for clinical quality improvement and other special projects as may be identified.
RESPONSIBILITIES Identifies surgical patients for inclusion in data collection; collects preoperative, operative and postoperative data components for the NSQIP program through the effective utilization of KP HealthConnect and relevant electronic medical record systems Coordinates data management throughout the required peri-operative period (pre-operative through 30-days postoperative) Works with Regional Surgical Quality Lead to analyze NSQIP semiannual reports and interval reports to identify and report opportunities to improve patient care Performs and oversees ongoing Quality Improvement activities across the region Works with the SCR team, Quality Analysts, Regional Surgical Quality Lead, Perioperative Leadership, Service Chiefs and support staff to improve surgical care Designs, conducts and evaluates studies and problem-focused review requested by Medical Group administration which may involve sensitive, confidential or medico-legal issues Assists in the preparation of regular Surgical Quality reports that are sent to the Executive Leadership Team and Perioperative Leadership Participates in NSQIP Program teleconferences, and attends ACS Quality and Safety Conference QUALIFICATIONS Current state license registration as Registered Nurse (RN) in DC or MD or VA required, must be able to obtain license in all three jurisdictions upon employment.
Bachelor s degree required, Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) preferred.
Ability to complete all training modules and pass the NSQIP SCR certification examination is required Minimum of one (1) year of experience in one of the following settings:
hospital surgery department, surgery clinic, clinical research or medical records Familiarity with medical procedures and terminology.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
SCR will accomplish this through high quality data compilation, documentation and perform data entry of all eligible surgeries performed.
The SCR is responsible for meeting data acquisition and transmission protocol requirements of the NSQIP program while maintaining the structure and processes to assure efficiency and accuracy throughout the abstraction process.
The SCR will work closely with the Regional Surgical Quality Lead, Executive Leadership Team, Perioperative Leadership and Service Chiefs to identify opportunities for clinical quality improvement and other special projects as may be identified.
RESPONSIBILITIES Identifies surgical patients for inclusion in data collection; collects preoperative, operative and postoperative data components for the NSQIP program through the effective utilization of KP HealthConnect and relevant electronic medical record systems Coordinates data management throughout the required peri-operative period (pre-operative through 30-days postoperative) Works with Regional Surgical Quality Lead to analyze NSQIP semiannual reports and interval reports to identify and report opportunities to improve patient care Performs and oversees ongoing Quality Improvement activities across the region Works with the SCR team, Quality Analysts, Regional Surgical Quality Lead, Perioperative Leadership, Service Chiefs and support staff to improve surgical care Designs, conducts and evaluates studies and problem-focused review requested by Medical Group administration which may involve sensitive, confidential or medico-legal issues Assists in the preparation of regular Surgical Quality reports that are sent to the Executive Leadership Team and Perioperative Leadership Participates in NSQIP Program teleconferences, and attends ACS Quality and Safety Conference QUALIFICATIONS Current state license registration as Registered Nurse (RN) in DC or MD or VA required, must be able to obtain license in all three jurisdictions upon employment.
Bachelor s degree required, Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) preferred.
Ability to complete all training modules and pass the NSQIP SCR certification examination is required Minimum of one (1) year of experience in one of the following settings:
hospital surgery department, surgery clinic, clinical research or medical records Familiarity with medical procedures and terminology.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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