Walk-in || Quality Nurse

Role & responsibilities

The Quality Nurse is responsible for monitoring and improving the quality and safety of nursing care. The role involves conducting clinical audits, ensuring compliance with hospital policies and quality standards, monitoring patient safety indicators, identifying gaps, and supporting continuous quality improvement initiatives.

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct regular nursing and clinical audits to assess compliance with hospital standards and protocols.
• Monitor adherence to patient safety practices, infection prevention, medication safety, and nursing procedures.
• Track and analyze quality indicators, including falls, pressure injuries, medication errors, infections, patient complaints, and documentation compliance.
• Identify gaps in nursing practices and recommend corrective and preventive actions (CAPA).
• Assist in preparing departments for NABH/JCI or other accreditation assessments.
• Ensure proper implementation and documentation of SOPs, policies, checklists, and clinical protocols.
• Participate in incident reporting, root-cause analysis (RCA), and quality improvement projects.
• Conduct staff education and awareness programs related to quality and patient safety.
• Monitor nursing documentation and ensure completeness, accuracy, and compliance.
• Participate in quality meetings, committee activities, and performance reviews.
• Prepare quality reports, audit findings, dashboards, and action plans.
• Follow up with departments on corrective actions and verify their effectiveness.
• Promote a culture of patient-centered care, safety, and continuous improvement.