Clinical Compliance Coordinator
North Community Counseling Centers
Columbus, OH, United States9h ago
Key details
- Salary
- $70K/yr
- Location
- Columbus, OH, United States
- Work style
- Onsite
- Job type
- Full-time
- Function
- Healthcare
- Focus area
- other
- Posted
- 9h ago
Skills
accessibilitychart reviewclinical assessmentclinical documentationcompliance monitoringehrhipaaincident reportingmicrosoft officeprogress notesquality assurancequality improvementtreatment planning
About the role
Essential Functions
- Conduct clinical chart reviews, compliance spot checks, and peer reviews of DAs, DAUs, treatment plans, progress notes, and other documentation to ensure quality, medical necessity, and regulatory compliance.
- Identify documentation deficiencies, recommend corrective actions, and provide staff coaching and training on clinical compliance expectations.
- Coordinate agency Quality Improvement (QI) activities, monitor performance indicators, analyze trends, and identify opportunities for improvement.
- Oversee ADAMH outcome measures (BAM, OQ), staff training, and ADAMH, NCCC client satisfaction, and referral source surveys.
- Prepare quarterly Quality Improvement Plan (QIP) reports for the Board of Directors, including agency outcomes, performance measures, incident trends, client satisfaction, compliance activities, progress toward goals, and recommendations.
- Monitor regulatory changes and coordinate updates to agency policies and procedures to maintain compliance with applicable laws, Medicaid, ADAMH, CARF, and other requirements.
- Coordinate Ohio Department of Behavioral Health (DBH/OhioMHAS) licensing and renewals, including Terminal Distributor of Dangerous Drugs (TDDD) renewals and related documentation.
- Coordinate ongoing CARF accreditation readiness, annual survey preparation, compliance reviews, and corrective actions.
- Participate in Corporate Compliance Committee meetings and coordinate quarterly compliance training and other required staff education.
- Coordinate monthly Safety Committee meetings, health and safety activities, site and residential house self-inspections, and related corrective actions.
- Monitor incident reporting, required follow-up communications, regulatory compliance, and trend analysis; identify risks and recommend improvements.
- Lead internal investigations involving compliance, documentation, policy violations, privacy, and quality-of-care concerns, including interviews, record reviews, findings, and recommendations.
- Coordinate the annual review, evaluation, and updating of agency plans with department leadership, ensuring regulatory and CARF compliance, appropriate approvals, and documentation. Plans include: Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Response, Quality Improvement, Information Technology, Professional Services, Cultural Competency and Diversity, Accessibility, Corporate Compliance. Risk Management, Personnel.
- Support HIPAA Privacy compliance, including staff education, communication, privacy concerns, and appropriate follow-up.
- Review subpoenas and legal records requests and coordinate records releases in accordance with applicable laws and agency policy, consulting leadership or legal counsel as needed.
Limited Direct Clinical Services
- Complete Diagnostic Assessments (DA), Diagnostic Assessment Updates (DAU), annual clinical assessments, and required documentation as needed.
- Provide limited direct clinical services to support operational needs while maintaining applicable clinical and documentation standards.
- Serve as a resource to staff and leadership while maintaining the independence and objectivity necessary to effectively monitor organizational compliance and quality.
Minimum Qualifications
- Current, unrestricted Ohio LISW license required.
- Master's degree in Social Work from an accredited program.
- Experience in behavioral healthcare, community mental health, or a related setting.
- Experience with clinical documentation, chart review, compliance, quality assurance, or quality improvement strongly preferred.
- Knowledge of behavioral health documentation and medical necessity requirements.
- Familiarity with Ohio behavioral health regulations, Medicaid requirements, HIPAA, and professional ethical standards.
- Experience with CARF accreditation standards preferred.
- Strong written, analytical, organizational, and verbal communication skills.
- Ability to interpret regulations, standards, policies, and clinical documentation requirements.
- Ability to objectively investigate concerns and communicate findings professionally.
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities
- The successful candidate will demonstrate:
- Knowledge of clinical documentation, behavioral health service standards, compliance monitoring, quality assurance, and continuous quality improvement practices.
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