Quality Improvement and Risk Management Manager

• Coordinate and support Risk Prevention and Management activities for DCC and TTG.
• Facilitate DCC and TTG RPM Committee meetings, including development of agendas, analysis of trends, follow-up on action items, and documentation of committee activities.
• Assist leadership and programs in identifying operational, clinical, regulatory, contractual, reputational, financial, and organizational risks.
• Develop processes for tracking identified risks, mitigation activities, responsible parties, and follow-up.

• Conduct or facilitate structured risk assessments when concerns or significant events are identified.
• methodologies, Corrective or preventive action planning.
• Facilitate multidisciplinary reviews of significant events or organizational concerns as appropriate.
• Develop clear findings and recommendations based on evidence and identify contributing factors.

• Develop and maintain dashboards, reports, or other tools to monitor risk indicators across DCC and TTG.
• Analyze trends in areas such as incidents, complaints, grievances, investigations, regulatory findings, contractual concerns, safety events, and other organizational risk indicators.
• Work with Quality Improvement, Data and Analytics, GMOE, Programs, and other departments to improve the quality and usefulness of risk-related data.
• Provide summaries of significant trends and emerging risks for the Quality Improvement Risk Management Department and organizational leadership.

• Partner with departments to develop practical corrective and preventive actions in response to identified concerns.
• Assist teams in developing actions that address underlying processes and contributing factors.
• Collaboratively establish appropriate measures and follow-up periods to evaluate whether interventions are effective.
• Monitor completion and effectiveness of risk mitigation activities.

• Serve as a Risk Management resource to DCC and TTG leadership regarding risk identification, assessment, mitigation, and continuous improvement.
• Build collaborative relationships with program leadership and operational teams to encourage early consultation when concerns arise.

• Assist with development and review of policies and procedures.
• Monitor changes in applicable accreditation standards, regulations, contractual requirements, and organizational expectations that may affect risk management practices.
• Maintain documentation demonstrating organizational RPM activities for accreditation, audits, monitoring, and other external reviews.
• Develop and provide training, technical assistance, and consultation related to risk management principles and tools.

• Provide supervision, coaching, and direction to assigned Risk Management Analysts/Specialists.
• Establish priorities and distribute risk-related reviews and projects based on organizational needs.
• Develop staff expertise in risk assessment, investigation, data analysis, root cause analysis, and quality improvement methodologies.

• Bachelor's degree, in social services, behaviorah health, quality management, risk managment or other human services related field.
• Three (3) years of progressively responsible experience in risk management, quality improvement, compliance, program operations, child welfare, behavioral health, healthcare, or a related field.

• Supervisory or leadership experience preferred.
• Experience conducting investigations, risk assessments, root cause analyses, or quality improvement reviews strongly preferred.
• Experience within child welfare, social services, behavioral health, or another highly regulated human-services environment preferred.
• Experience with accreditation, regulatory, or contractual compliance preferred.

• Strong knowledge of risk management, quality improvement, compliance, or related organizational oversight practices.
• Ability to objectively review complex situations and distinguish facts, assumptions, contributing factors, and root causes.
• Strong analytical and critical-thinking skills.
• Ability to analyze quantitative and qualitative information and communicate meaningful trends.
• Demonstrated ability to facilitate difficult or sensitive discussions in a neutral and collaborative manner.
• Strong written communication and report-writing skills.
• Ability to translate findings into practical and sustainable recommendations.
• Strong organizational and project-management skills.
• Ability to work collaboratively across departments and organizational levels.
• Ability to balance multiple priorities and determine when concerns require escalation.
• Working knowledge of continuous quality improvement methodologies, including PDSA, Root Cause Analysis, Five Whys, and process mapping.
• Ability to develop dashboards, tracking tools, and management reports.
• Ability to maintain confidentiality and exercise sound professional judgment.

• Environment: Office
• Work Schedule: Monday – Friday during standard business hours.
• Travel: Occasional

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