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The Boston Children’s Pediatric Physicians’ Organization (PPOC), a primary care IPA clinically integrated with Boston Children’s Hospital, seeks a Director of Quality and Patient Safety to lead quality improvement efforts across independently owned pediatric primary care practices. We are a unique and vital part of pediatric healthcare in Massachusetts, with more than 750 highly skilled physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and behavioral health providers.
Job Responsibility
Lead PPOC’s quality and patient safety strategy in partnership with the Chief Medical Officer and senior leadership
Develop and oversee systems, infrastructure, and processes to measure, analyze, and report clinical and operational performance
Translate data into actionable insights that improve quality, safety, patient experience, and contract performance
Design and lead metric-driven improvement programs aligned with organizational goals
Advance evidence-based practices that improve outcomes, reduce variation, and mitigate risk
Partner with physician leaders, practice managers, and cross-functional teams to implement best practices
Lead strategic initiatives with defined goals, timelines, and measurable outcomes
Promote quality and safety science, continuous improvement, and high-reliability principles
Foster a culture of safety through leadership engagement, coaching, and change management
Develop tools, training, and resources to support practice-based improvement efforts
Manage Program Directors overseeing Quality Improvement, Patient Safety, and Medical Home programs
Provide regular updates and recommendations to the Chief Medical Officer
Oversee hiring, onboarding, performance management, and staff development
Facilitate quality committees, governance forums, and multidisciplinary workgroups
Requirements
Master’s degree in Healthcare Administration, Business, or a related field
10+ years of leadership experience in quality management, quality improvement, and patient safety, including 5+ years in program or departmental leadership roles
CPHQ and Lean/Six Sigma certification preferred
prior IHI Fellowship participation is highly desirable
Demonstrated success leading quality improvement and patient safety initiatives
Strong knowledge of physician practice operations, preferably in pediatric, primary care, or ambulatory settings