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Reporting to the Director of Perinatal Services, the Perinatal Safety Specialist is responsible for the implementation, promotion, support and oversight of perinatal patient safety and quality of care initiatives and programs. This specialized nursing role combines clinical expertise with a focus on patient safety to provide high-quality care and support to pregnant women and their families, adhering to departmental, institutional, regional and Federal clinical and ethical standards. The perinatal safety nurse will participate in quality improvement initiatives to enhance perinatal care processes and outcomes, contributing to a culture of safety within the healthcare facility. The primary responsibility of the perinatal patient safety nurse is to promote safe care for mothers and babies by keeping patient safety as a focus of all unit operations and clinical practices.
Job Responsibility:
Implementation, promotion, support and oversight of perinatal patient safety and quality of care initiatives and programs
Combines clinical expertise with a focus on patient safety to provide high-quality care and support to pregnant women and their families
Participate in quality improvement initiatives to enhance perinatal care processes and outcomes
Promote safe care for mothers and babies by keeping patient safety as a focus of all unit operations and clinical practices
Ensures all care providers on Maternal Child Health adhere to national clinical standards and principles and practice of safety
Serves as a patient safety advocate and clinical role model in perinatal nursing obstetrics
Keeps staff up to date on Perinatal Safety Initiatives, including education, training, implementation, policies
Keeps abreast of changing national standards of clinical practice and the CommonSpirit Health Perinatal Safety Initiatives
Disseminates pertinent safety and specialty related information
Participates in patient safety or administrative rounding
Presents patient and staff safety concerns to appropriate clinical forums
Requirements:
Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing required
Master’s degree or higher preferred
A minimum of 5 years as a clinician in Women’s Services
A minimum of 2 years of project experience in Women and Infants Perinatal Safety
Experience with quality improvement/process improvement techniques, project/program management experience, required
Current RN License in applicable State
Certification in one of the following: CCRN-NEO, C-EFM, RN-BC MCN, RN-BC-PERI, RNC [OB, GYN, NEONATAL], RNC-LRN, RNC-MNN, RNC-NIC, RNC-OB, C-EFM, C-ONQS