DSHS WSH Long Term Care Surveyor - Quality Coordinator
Washington State Department of Social and Health ServicesHighlight
Summary
About the Role
About You
- Master's degree in social work, speech pathology, occupational or physical therapy, psychology, special education, nutrition, sociology, behavioral health, or allied field, AND two years of professional experience in social or health service programs.
- OR a bachelor's degree AND two years of professional experience working with people delivering social and health services.
- OR eight years of professional experience working with people delivering social and health services.
- Working knowledge of Joint Commission standards and Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Conditions of Participation.
- Experience in quality assurance systems and structured performance improvement approaches.
Benefits
- Additional 5% premium pay for on-site work at least three days a week.
- Eligibility for an Orca Card for transportation needs.
Welcome to the official LinkedIn company page of WA State's Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS). At Washington State’s largest agency, we provide support, care and resources for nearly 2 million people each year. Our 17,000 employees engage daily with the state’s most vulnerable residents. We are known for our innovative approaches to social services and our strong belief we can accomplish our mission only through strong partnerships with communities and solid government-to-government relationships with Native American tribes. We envision a state in which all people are healthy, safe, and supported and taxpayer resources are safeguarded. We value honesty and integrity, open communication, pursuit of excellence, equity, diversity and inclusion, and commitment to service. We are nationally recognized for our services to adults and children with a wide range of needs, including elder or long-term care, behavioral health assistance; child and family support; adult rehabilitation; and employment, food, and cash assistance. Our many offices are located throughout the state, which is known for its affordable, safe communities and unparalleled recreation, cultural, and educational opportunities. Learn how we're partnering with people and building access for all Washingtonians at www.dshs.wa.gov