The Coordinator - Trauma Program coordinates the development of performance improvement processes and supports compliance with internal and external standards and regulations by monitoring and promoting continuous survey readiness for Memorial Healthcare System Trauma and Acute Care Surgery Services. The role coordinates required documentation for verification by the Florida Department of Health and the American College of Surgeons, and oversees quality improvement activities for trauma and acute care surgery, including outcome and cost analysis, benchmark reports, hospital trauma registry system reports, and American College of Surgeons clinical indicators. The coordinator monitors national trends and data to identify opportunities for strategic follow-up and loop closure, consults with care-team members to support effective and efficient patient care and desired outcomes, and assists with community trauma prevention programs, community offerings, and clinical education activities. The position also serves as a resource for healthcare team members, patients, families, and community organizations regarding trauma and acute care surgery. The role requires critical thinking, decisive judgment, minimal-supervision capability, and the ability to work in a stressful environment and take appropriate action. A minimum of five years of acute care nursing experience, with an emphasis on trauma or a related field, is required. A BSN is required; the posting also specifies that a BSN must be earned from an accredited school of nursing within three years of hire or transfer, with enrollment in a BSN program within twelve months of hire or transfer. The position is listed as full-time, days, and primarily for office workers; it is not eligible for shift differential.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level