RN Patient Safety Specialist

MPF Federal is a team of highly experienced professionals dedicated to our clients’ needs. Headquartered in Gaithersburg, MD and we serve both the Federal Government and commercial clients. Established in 2012, MPF is a SBA Certified HUB Zone and Woman Owned SDB, DUNS# 078461876. Our diverse team of professionals draws on a mixture of results-oriented methodologies and business savvy that bridges the gap between client requirements and results. We set measurable, ambitious performance standards and produce rapid results. Whether located at our corporate facilities or at one of our customers’ locations, we focus on achieving and surpassing measurable objectives on time and within budget. We foster an environment that facilitates success in all of our core business areas. MPF Federal is certified HUB Zone, Woman Owned, Minority Owned Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB).

MPF Federal is seeking a remote Registered Nurse (RN) – Patient Safety Specialist to research/investigate assigned cases for our nations Veterans. The ideal RN will possess both strong Behavioral Health and Med Surg experience.

Assigned cases to research/investigate with expected timeline to complete each case; provided a template to complete for each case, with expected information and actions that are required for each case. Include all quality and delivery requirements, including any certifications that may be required. Audits will be completed with an expected accuracy of 90% or greater. Will complete the assigned cases within the expected time frame. Cases will be audited for completeness (all process steps completed), accuracy of work (appropriate findings/analysis), quality of work (well written, grammatically correct, minimal errors), and timeliness of work (each step completed in the expected time period). Receive PQI (potential quality issues) from veterans, VA, internally, claims Leads review PQI and triage and assigned to PSS Perform background research on PQI – where the care was rendered, background on veteran, request medical records (could be multiple) via database. As medical records come in, they review records for quality issue received and determine if a PQI actually occurred. Review records and write a case summary Perform evidence-based research to determine if care was within standards Cases to be sent to medical director to confirm PQI concern If there is a quality of care that did occur – that information is sent to provider for additional information; Peer review committee; Corrective Action plan Work the entire process; quick close cases Writing of case summaries