QI Investigator (Per Diem)

Summary

A professional services organization in Rochester, NY is seeking a QI Investigator to provide per diem quality improvement and quality assurance investigative support related to services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

About the Opportunity:

• Schedule: Per diem, as needed (Monday through Friday)
• Hours: Up to 10 hours per week
• Setting: On-site

• Conduct investigations of incidents, allegations, complaints, and concerns involving individuals supported by the agency
• Review incident reports, progress notes, medical records, medication documentation, staff statements, and other relevant records
• Interview supported individuals, employees, witnesses, supervisors, management personnel, and other relevant parties
• Gather, preserve, and evaluate documentation to identify discrepancies, omissions, and inconsistencies
• Prepare written investigative reports, make factual findings, and support quality assurance follow-up and corrective action recommendations

• Completed OPWDD investigator training
• Access to IUMA
• Knowledge, skills, experience, and qualifications necessary to perform assigned investigative duties

• Experience with quality improvement, quality assurance, or regulatory review in developmental disabilities services
• Familiarity with OPWDD surveys, audits, and related compliance activities
• Experience reviewing patterns and trends in incidents, complaints, or allegations

Job Description

A professional services organization in Rochester, NY is seeking a QI Investigator to provide per diem quality improvement and quality assurance investigative support related to services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

About the Opportunity:

• Schedule: Per diem, as needed (Monday through Friday)
• Hours: Up to 10 hours per week
• Setting: On-site

• Conduct investigations of incidents, allegations, complaints, and concerns involving individuals supported by the agency
• Review incident reports, progress notes, medical records, medication documentation, staff statements, and other relevant records
• Interview supported individuals, employees, witnesses, supervisors, management personnel, and other relevant parties
• Gather, preserve, and evaluate documentation to identify discrepancies, omissions, and inconsistencies
• Prepare written investigative reports, make factual findings, and support quality assurance follow-up and corrective action recommendations

• Completed OPWDD investigator training
• Access to IUMA
• Knowledge, skills, experience, and qualifications necessary to perform assigned investigative duties

• Experience with quality improvement, quality assurance, or regulatory review in developmental disabilities services
• Familiarity with OPWDD surveys, audits, and related compliance activities
• Experience reviewing patterns and trends in incidents, complaints, or allegations