HCN - Quality Analyst

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Job Summary: The Quality Analyst implements the Healthcare Quality Management System, translating standards into practice, monitoring outcomes, and training teams to strengthen patient safety and hospital efficiency. Key Highlights: 1. Strengthening patient safety and hospital efficiency 2. Promoting a culture of continuous improvement in healthcare 3. Contributing to institutional reputation and regulatory compliance The **Quality Analyst** is the practical implementer of the Healthcare Quality Management System. They translate standards into practice, monitor outcomes, train teams, integrate departments, and sustain a culture of continuous improvement. Their work not only strengthens patient safety and hospital efficiency but also contributes to institutional reputation and compliance with regulatory requirements. **Salary:** R$3\.860,94 **Work Schedule:** 220h (Mon\-Fri) **Work Mode:** On-site **Responsibilities and Duties** * Monitor and analyze clinical and administrative performance indicators by collecting, validating, and consolidating data in institutional systems to support decision-making and promote continuous process improvement; * Conduct internal audits and technical quality-monitoring visits using institutional protocols, checklists, and current regulations to ensure compliance with established standards and identify opportunities for improvement; * Prepare technical reports and action plans through critical analysis of non-conformities, indicators, and processes to reinforce a quality culture, implement effective corrective actions, and sustain best practices across healthcare units; * Support the implementation and maintenance of the hospital accreditation program (ONA), collaborating with multidisciplinary teams and unit leadership to ensure adherence to requirements and service excellence; * Raise awareness and train teams on patient safety practices and quality management through training sessions, meetings, and educational activities to foster institutional commitment and humanized care for users; * Monitor and update institutional regulatory documents by periodically reviewing SOPs, manuals, and policies to ensure process standardization and alignment with IMED guidelines and current legislation; * Support clinical and operational risk management by mapping critical processes, identifying failures, and managing adverse events to enhance patient safety, mitigate institutional risks, and strengthen clinical governance; * Perform other duties inherent to the position. **Requirements and Qualifications** * Bachelor’s degree completed in Nursing, Biomedicine, Pharmacy, Quality Management, Hospital Administration, or related fields; * Postgraduate degree in Quality Management preferred; * Intermediate Microsoft Office proficiency; * Relevant work experience. **Additional Information** * Fuel allowance; * On-site cafeteria; * SESC benefits; * DayOff. The **IMED** is a nonprofit social organization promoting public health. The Institute is committed to community well-being and excellence in managing hospital units. Since 2013, we have combined cutting-edge technology, professional appreciation, and a humanized approach to deliver high-quality services within the SUS (Unified Health System). Our focus on planning, rational resource use, and commitment to sustainability ensures quality care for the population in an environment of growth and collaboration. IMED spares no effort to improve its workplace environment solely to provide high-quality services to those who depend on them. Motivated employees contribute to a high-performance environment: they produce more, interact better, become more passionate about their work, improve organizational performance, and consequently elevate customer satisfaction. Currently, we manage the **Trindade State Hospital** (Hetrin), the **Central-North Goiano State Hospital** (HCN) in Uruaçu, the **Formosa State Hospital** (HEF), the **Northeast Region State Polyclinics – Posse**, and the **Entorno Region State Polyclinics – Formosa**, both in Goiás, and the **Brasilândia Municipal Hospital** (HMB) in São Paulo.