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The QAPI Analyst will be responsible for collecting, documenting, tracking, and monitoring/managing data in accordance with CMS (federal) regulations, DHCS (state) regulations, accrediting body ...

PACE Quality Analyst I

Vista, CA · On-site

$33.22 - $42.64/hr

The QAPI Analyst will be responsible for collecting, documenting, tracking, and monitoring/managing data in accordance with CMS (federal) regulations, DHCS (state) regulations, accrediting body ...

The QAPI Analyst will be responsible for collecting, documenting, tracking, and monitoring/managing data in accordance with CMS (federal) regulations, DHCS (state) regulations, accrediting body ...

The QAPI Analyst will be responsible for collecting, documenting, tracking, and monitoring/managing data in accordance with CMS (federal) regulations, DHCS (state) regulations, accrediting body ...

Track QAPI outcomes and prepare reports for leadership, governing body meetings, and regulatory reviews. * Follow up on corrective action plans to ensure improvements are implemented and sustained.

Track QAPI outcomes and prepare reports for leadership, governing body meetings, and regulatory reviews. * Follow up on corrective action plans to ensure improvements are implemented and sustained.

Track QAPI outcomes and prepare reports for leadership, governing body meetings, and regulatory reviews. * Follow up on corrective action plans to ensure improvements are implemented and sustained.

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How does a QAPI professional typically collaborate with clinical and administrative teams to improve healthcare quality?

QAPI (Quality Assurance and Performance Improvement) professionals work closely with both clinical staff—such as nurses, physicians, and therapists—and administrative teams to identify areas for quality improvement. They facilitate regular meetings to review performance data, analyze trends, and develop action plans to address gaps in care or compliance. Effective collaboration requires strong communication skills, as QAPI professionals translate data findings into actionable strategies and ensure all stakeholders are engaged in the improvement process. This collaborative approach helps create a culture of continuous quality enhancement within healthcare organizations.

What is the difference between Qapi vs Clinical Quality Coordinator?

AspectQapiClinical Quality Coordinator
Required CredentialsTypically healthcare-related certifications, experience in quality improvementHealthcare certifications, clinical quality experience, sometimes nursing background
Work EnvironmentHealthcare facilities, hospitals, nursing homesHospitals, clinics, healthcare organizations
Employer & Industry UsageUsed across healthcare settings for quality improvement programsUsed in healthcare settings to coordinate clinical quality initiatives

Qapi (Quality Assurance and Performance Improvement) professionals focus on developing and implementing quality improvement programs within healthcare organizations. Clinical Quality Coordinators also work on quality initiatives but often have a more clinical or nursing background, focusing on clinical standards and patient safety. While both roles aim to improve healthcare quality, Qapi roles are broader in quality program management, whereas Clinical Quality Coordinators are more involved in clinical compliance and patient care standards.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a QAPI (Quality Assurance and Performance Improvement) Coordinator, and why are they important?

To thrive as a QAPI Coordinator, you need expertise in quality management, data analysis, and regulatory compliance, often supported by a healthcare degree and knowledge of CMS QAPI requirements. Familiarity with quality improvement tools, root cause analysis software, and data reporting systems is typically essential. Strong communication, critical thinking, and leadership skills help facilitate team collaboration and drive organizational improvement. These competencies are vital for ensuring effective quality initiatives, regulatory adherence, and enhanced patient outcomes in healthcare settings.

What are Qapi professionals and what do they do?

Qapi professionals are experts in Quality Assurance and Performance Improvement (QAPI), a systematic approach used mainly in healthcare settings to improve service quality and patient outcomes. They design, implement, and monitor processes to ensure that healthcare facilities meet regulatory standards and continuously enhance care quality. Their responsibilities often include data collection, analysis, staff training, and leading quality improvement projects. Qapi professionals work closely with clinical and administrative teams to foster a culture of safety and excellence.
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Infographic showing various Qapi job openings in California as of July 2026, with employment types broken down into 12% As Needed, 73% Full Time, and 15% Part Time. Highlights an 97% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 2% Remote job distribution.
Regional QAPI Director

Regional QAPI Director

Charter Healthcare

Rancho Cucamonga, CA • On-site

$104K - $130K/yr

Full-time

Posted 12 days ago


Job description

POSITION SUMMARY
The Regional QAPI Director for Hospice Division coordinates and implements clinical strategies and provide leadership development for clinical team members on quality analysis, direction, and performance improvement related to clinical care. They provide overall guidance and support for regulatory and compliance matters on delivery, service, and quality outcomes. They will track trends and reports data needed to monitor clinical compliance and agency standing in relation to national benchmarks, outcomes, policy implementation and other types of agency performance standards, and compile quarterly reports. This position will cover our Arizona and California territories. The candidate must be living in Arizona or California. Arizona is highly desired.
REPORTS TO: Vice President of Clinical Services
SUPERVISES: Quality Assurance Team
QUALIFICATIONS:
Education: Graduate of an accredited school of nursing with a bachelorâ€'s in nursing or higher.
Credentials: Current, active RN license within the State/s where the company operates. CHPN Certification preferred. Certification in Hospice and Palliative Nursing desired.
Experience: 5+ years current hospice or palliative experience with 2+ years management experience in nursing, preferably in hospice.
Core Competencies: Knowledge of Hospice operations and federal and state regulations. Knowledge of Nurse Practice Act and acceptable standards of Nursing Practice. Must know methods to comply with the regulations. Must have a working knowledge of PI principles and techniques. Must demonstrate effective interpersonal skills to interact with agency/facility staff, corporate leaders, and others. Computer skills; proficient with Microsoft Office applications. Travel required: able to drive to multiple locations. May require occasional overnight travel. Demonstrated competency in performance of professional nursing functions.
Other: Valid driverâ€'s license and auto insurance.
FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
1. Utilizes clinical knowledge to coach and mentor clinical leaders to drive clinical excellence and addresses areas of improvement on clinical documentation and patient care.
2. Partners with each program in assigned region to determine needs. Coordinates frequency of site visits to meet the identified needs of each program.
3. Maintains expertise in clinical knowledge of pain and symptom management and end of life care.
4. Ensures training and education are provided at the program level by collaborating with Program Leadership.
5. As needed, provides day to day support via phone, email, or visits to Program Management and colleagues concerning outstanding issues of patient care, appropriateness, and compliance.
6. Provides support via phone or visit as needed for state/federal/accrediting surveys.
7. Develops, in coordination with Program Management, plans of correction in the areas of clinical compliance. Subsequently monitors Program execution of plans of correction.
8. Advises the Corporate leadership regarding the clinical and compliance needs/concerns of each program.
9. Reviews and recommends revisions to policies and procedures in accordance with updated state and accrediting body standards.
10. Maintains absolute confidentiality of agency/facility records including, but not limited to payroll, personnel, patient/client care, business plans, and computer program.
11. Complies with all organizational policies regarding ethical business practices.
12. May participate in governing body oversight to achieve excellence in quality and service.
13. Ensures compliance with clinical and operational policies, procedures, and processes.
14. Collaborates with program and regional leadership to analyze and strategize methods to achieve clinical and operational metrics.
15. Collaborates with program and regional leadership in the selection, on-boarding, development, and retention of new leaders.
16. Supervises/overseas Quality Assurance Team members and/or Patient Care Managers of assigned locations per requirements and as needed.
17. Review and analyze PI/QAPI, Focus Review, UR, and other compliance related data. Leads quarterly QAPI reviews.
18. Collaborate with the Leadership team and agencies to meet the annual clinical objectives.
19. Responsible for monthly multidisciplinary comprehensive chart audits.
20. Responsible for bringing forward issues of concern affecting quality of care in the agencies.
21. Assists to provide orientation to key positions of the hospice Clinical Teams, participates in educational programs throughout the company related to hospice regulations and other clinical issues as assigned.
22. Interprets and translates new agency policies and procedures and assesses compliance to coordinate communication and correspondence with accreditation requirements and other type of regulatory bodies that may apply.
23. Assists with development of plan of correction to survey deficiencies.
24. All other tasks and duties deemed necessary and appropriate.