Quality and Process Manager (a) — Klinik Lengg

NewCHF 73'500 - 111'500

Klinik Lengg · Zürich (ZH)

Categoria: Sanità / Ospedali Contratto: full-time Salario: CHF 73'500 - 111'500

SalaryCHF 73'500 - 111'500

Tasks

They continuously develop the hospital-wide quality management system (EFQM) as well as risk management including CIRS and sustainably strengthen patient safety.

They analyse quality, safety and process indicators, identify potential for improvement and initiate effective optimisation measures

Design and optimize core clinical and support processes end-to-end and promote lean management and a culture of continuous improvement

You lead and accompany interdisciplinary quality, process and change projects from conception to successful implementation

They ensure compliance with legal and regulatory requirements and coordinate audits, certifications and accreditations

You develop reporting for quality, patient safety and process efficiency and create transparency for informed management decisions

They advise and empower managers and employees on quality issues and promote a lived quality and safety culture throughout the clinic

You have a university degree (FH/uni) in health care, quality management, business administration, public health or a comparable discipline

You have several years of professional experience in quality, process or organizational management and ideally have profound experience in hospital or healthcare.

You have completed further training in quality management (e.g. CAS/MAS, EFQM, ISO) and are familiar with current standards and best practices

They continuously develop the hospital-wide quality management system (EFQM) as well as risk management including CIRS and sustainably strengthen patient safety.
They analyse quality, safety and process indicators, identify potential for improvement and initiate effective optimisation measures

They continuously develop the hospital-wide quality management system (EFQM) as well as risk management including CIRS and sustainably strengthen patient safety.
They analyse quality, safety and process indicators, identify potential for improvement and initiate effective optimisation measures
Design and optimize core clinical and support processes end-to-end and promote lean management and a culture of continuous improvement
You lead and accompany interdisciplinary quality, process and change projects from conception to successful implementation
They ensure compliance with legal and regulatory requirements and coordinate audits, certifications and accreditations
You develop reporting for quality, patient safety and process efficiency and create transparency for informed management decisions
They advise and empower managers and employees on quality issues and promote a lived quality and safety culture throughout the clinic Requirements
You have a university degree (FH/uni) in health care, quality management, business administration, public health or a comparable discipline

You have several years of professional experience in quality, process or organizational management and ideally have profound experience in hospital or healthcare.
You have completed further training in quality management (e.g.
CAS/MAS, EFQM, ISO) and are familiar with current standards and best practices
Ideally, you have additional knowledge in the areas of process management, lean management or organizational development
You think analytically, recognize optimization potential quickly and implement changes in a structured and sustainable manner
You convince with your pronounced project management and moderation skills as well as your ability to win different stakeholders for common goals
You communicate appropriately to your addressees, act confidently and promote a sustainable culture of quality and improvement with your solution-oriented working method
Our aim is to accompany patients with neurological diseases on their way to maximum independence and to open up new perspectives through comprehensive rehabilitation.
At the same time, we are committed to a precise diagnosis and sustainable treatment of patients with epilepsy.
Around 300 employees are committed to this with humanity, expertise, innovative spirit and reliability – together in interdisciplinary and interprofessional teams.

They advise and empower managers and employees on quality issues and promote a lived quality and safety culture throughout the clinic