Quality Improvement Specialist Quality Improvement · Education & Training · Multi-Care Setting Engagement Location: Remote, MUST live in New England-Connecticut or Massachusetts preferred– some regional travel required Role Type: Non-patient facing Experience: 3+ years in healthcare About Healthcentric Advisors Healthcentric Advisors is a nationally recognized quality improvement organization helping providers and stakeholders measure and improve care and outcomes. As a Quality Improvement Organization (QIO), we lead initiatives funded by federal, state, and private partners. We offer a competitive benefits package, including 22 paid leave days, comprehensive health coverage, a generous 401(k) contribution, and a flexible work environment. The Role As a Quality Improvement (QI) Specialist, you serve as a subject matter expert, educator, and strategic partner to providers and healthcare stakeholders across New England. You use data to identify opportunities and guide the implementation of evidence-based care, strengthening care transitions and advancing whole person health. You provide coaching and technical assistance to support problem-solving, sustain gains, and scale successful practices, while connecting providers across the continuum through peer learning and coalition-building to address shared health care related challenges. Our QI team brings experience across all care settings and deep expertise in areas such as patient safety, care transitions, quality management, and healthcare technology.

What You'll Do

Recruit and engage providers across the continuum in Quality Improvement efforts Use data to identify opportunities and guide improvement efforts Identify and support implementation of evidence-based and promising practices Develop meaningful and feasible measurement strategies Provide coaching and technical assistance to providers Facilitate peer learning, collaboration, and coalition-building across the continuum Develop and deliver training, tools, and resources Conduct environmental scans to inform promising practices Manage projects, timelines, and reporting What You Bring Bachelor's degree required 3+ years in health care quality improvement Demonstrated success in outreach, recruitment, partnership development, or stakeholder engagement Strong communication and relationship-building skills Experience with outreach, engagement, or partnership development Ability to manage multiple priorities and workstreams Proficiency with CRM platforms and virtual collaboration tools The salary range for this position is $70,000 to $90,000 based upon the candidate's relevant experience. Most qualified candidates will fall within the mid-point of this range. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. Race, color, religion, age, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, disability, marital or veteran status, place of national origin and other categories protected by law are not factors in employment, promotion, compensation or working conditions.