Job Description

General Summary

Under general supervision, responsible for the administration, maintenance and dissemination of the American College of Cardiology National Cardiovascular Data Registry (NCDR) ACTION, CathPCI, and ICD registry information, and the American Heart Association (AHA) Get With The Guidelines (GWTG) data base. Performs activities related to the NCDR registries operations including data collection, data entry, data reporting, analysis, Data Quality Report (DQR) and submission to the Maryland Health Care Commission (MHCC) and Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems (MIEMSS)/EMS as required by COMAR regulations. Responsible for clinical screening, abstraction, data compilation, documentation and entry into the data bases for all eligible cases. Integrated, monitors outcomes of patients with these programs. Provides communication links among UM Baltimore Washington Medical Center (UM BWMC) multidisciplinary groups, UMMS corporate committees, and at the State NCDR Data Coordinators meetings. Assist in the development, implementation and evaluation of the quality metrics set by American College of Cardiology with the goal of maintaining and enhancing the care delivered to patients and ensuring compliance with these metrics. May be called upon to provide support and project management related to other accreditation/certification and performance improvement activities.

Mission

All employees are responsible for extending the mission and values of Baltimore Washington Medical Center by dedicating oneself to providing the highest quality healthcare services to the communities we serve.

Reporting Relationships

Reports to Manager of Accreditation & Certification Company Description

Experience the highest level of appreciation at UM Baltimore Washington Medical Center — named Top Workplace in the Baltimore area by The Baltimore Sun two years in a row (2019 & 2020); Top Workplace in the USA for 2021!  As part of the acclaimed University of Maryland Medical System, our facility is one of three ANCC Pathway to Excellence® designated hospitals in Maryland. UM BWMC features one of the state’s busiest emergency departments, as well as a team of experts who care for our community and one another.  The University of Maryland Baltimore Washington Medical Center (UMBWMC) provides the highest quality health care services to the communities we serve. Our medical center is home to leading-edge technology, nationally recognized quality, personalized service and outstanding people. We have 285 licensed beds and we’re home to 3,200 employees and over 800 physicians. Our expert physicians and experienced, compassionate staff are connected to medical practices in the local community as well as at University of Maryland Medical Center in downtown Baltimore. For patients, this means access to high-quality care and research discoveries aimed at improving Maryland’s health.  Our physicians and nursing staff specialize in emergency, acute, medical-surgical and critical care. In addition, our medical center is home to many Centers of Excellence, offering expert outpatient health care.

Qualifications

Qualifications

Licensed Registered Nurse in the state of Maryland is required. Bachelor’s degree is required. A Master’s of Science in Nursing or a Master’s degree in a healthcare field is preferred. A minimum of 3 years’ experience caring for cardiac patients and cardiac catheterization experience is preferred. CPR Certification is required. One to two years of management and/or quality experience is preferred.

Working Conditions

 

Variable working environment exists. Works inside a clean, well-lit office environment. Generally works Monday through Friday but may be expected to work past normal tour of duty, if need arises. May also be required to work in an area where lighting may range from well to dimly lit. Temperature may be kept cool. May require prolonged observation of video display and computer monitors. Environment may be fast paced and demand a high energy level. Potential for exposure to X-Rays requiring strict adherence to radiation safety guidelines, including correct wearing of protective lead apparel, monitoring of film badges and adherence to pregnancy policies. May be exposed to frequent interruptions and multiple crisis situations.

Physical Requirements

Manual dexterity for operating equipment and computers, visual acuity for viewing display monitors and reading patient charts. Acute hearing to assimilate oral communication from patients, physicians, other health care providers and family members. Standing, walking, stretching throughout most of the work day.Additional Information

All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

 Compensation

Pay Range: $36.83-$55.29Other Compensation (if applicable):

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