Assistant Quality Manager
Job Summary
The Assistant Quality Manager will support the Quality Manager in implementing, monitoring, and improving the hospital’s quality management system. The role involves ensuring compliance with accreditation standards, tracking quality indicators, driving patient safety initiatives, and coordinating with clinical and non-clinical departments.
Key Responsibilities
Assist in implementing and maintaining NABH standards and other applicable regulatory requirements
Prepare and update the hospital for accreditation, re-accreditation, and surveillance audits
Conduct internal audits, mock surveys, and departmental rounds, and follow up on corrective and preventive actions (CAPA)
Collect, analyze, and report quality indicators (clinical, patient safety, and管理 indicators) and present findings to management
Monitor incident reporting, sentinel events, near misses, and conduct root cause analysis (RCA)
Support infection control, medication safety, patient safety goals, and falls and pressure injury prevention programs
- Maintain document control
- policies, SOPs, protocols, and forms
Coordinate patient feedback and satisfaction surveys and help resolve complaints
Train staff on quality standards, patient safety, and hospital policies
Support quality improvement projects using tools such as PDCA, Six Sigma, and Lean
Prepare monthly quality reports and assist in Quality Committee meetings
Required Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Nursing, Hospital Administration, Life Sciences, or a related field (Master’s in Hospital Administration/Healthcare Management preferred)
Minimum 8-10 years of experience in quality management in a hospital setting (experience in a multispecialty hospital strongly preferred)
Working knowledge of NABH standards (NABH assessor or internal auditor training is an advantage)
Skills & Competencies
Strong understanding of hospital processes, patient safety, and clinical quality indicators
Experience with audits, data analysis, and report preparation
Excellent communication, training, and coordination skills
Good command of MS Excel, Word, and PowerPoint
Detail-oriented, with strong problem-solving and documentation skills
Ability to work with doctors, nurses, and department heads
Preferred
Certification in Quality Management, Infection Control, or Lean Six Sigma
Experience with hospital information systems (HIS)
- Work Location
- In person
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