Advising and directing HPH employees in regulatory compliance
Disseminating information to and educating of HPH employees regarding a broad spectrum of compliance-related topics (e.g., Corporate Charitable contributions, Fraud and Abuse Laws, Safe Medical Devices Act);
Maintaining a current working knowledge of Federal and State regulations and policies as they affect HPH through routine review of various regulatory manuals;
Maintaining the effectiveness of the Corporate Compliance Program
Measurement of compliance by conducting routine and/or focused internal audits of policy/procedure adherence as well as coordinating audits generated by external sources
Conducts daily, monthly, quarterly, and annual audits utilizing QI tools for patient charts
Compiling, analyzing, and summarizing, information gathered from incident reporting systems and review of patient charts
Coordinates and monitors compliance as required by regulatory agencies
Bachelor's College degree required, Master preferred
Industry-related experience in healthcare corporate compliance: 1 -3 Years
Background in Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement and fraud and abuse laws
Clinical Background Preferred
Quality Improvement Preferred
HCCA Compliance Certification or within a year of hire
Humboldt Park Health was recognized as top 10% in the country for patient safety by HealthGrades, awarded Primary Stroke Certification from the Healthcare Facilities Accreditation Program (HFAP) and presented a 2015 Gage Award honorable mention from America’s Essential Hospitals. Other accolades have come from The Joint Commission, Illinois Department of Public Health, College of American Pathologists and American College of Radiology Mammography. These key quality measures are the result of team efforts involving every aspect of our facility.At Humboldt Park Health, we continually try to make healthcare more effective and responsive to your needs. Our Patient Portals give you easy electronic access to test results, details about your medications, and other information about care received in the hospital and our outpatient clinics. Studies have shown that patients engaged in their own health care have better outcomes.
