Home Health Quality Nurse Coordinator opportunity: join an energetic, mission-driven team at an award-winning, top-ranked medium-sized hospital in Southern Georgia where innovation, compassion, and career momentum power a fun, future-forward culture .

The Home Health Quality Nurse Coordinator role is designed for a quality-focused RN who thrives on elevating patient safety, performance improvement, and measurable outcomes; as a Home Health Quality Nurse Coordinator, expect a strong reputation for clinical excellence, a patient-first culture with Just Culture principles, robust shared governance, evidence-based practice support, and modern data tools that streamline workflows, enable real-time dashboards, and accelerate quality wins across home health and the continuum of care.

In the Quality Assurance and Performance Improvement environment, the Home Health Quality Nurse Coordinator partners closely with Quality Control and Infection Prevention experts to hardwire best practices from an award-winning, top-ranked medium-sized hospital featuring advanced technology like Da Vinci robotic surgery, a Level II NICU, and a Level 3 trauma center; the Nurse Coordinator Quality Assurance will help extend this comprehensive care reach across Southern Georgia, aligning with a new surgery center, specialized women’s services, and eight dedicated facilities, including urgent care and rehabilitation, to ensure seamless standards, reliable handoffs, and consistent quality across settings.

Reporting to a Director of Quality with a collaborative dotted line to the Home Health Administrator and Infection Prevention leadership, the Nurse Coordinator Performance Improvement receives robust analyst, educator, and informatics support while working alongside friendly nurses and a diverse interdisciplinary team of therapists, pharmacists, case managers, and physicians; as a Nurse Coordinator Quality and Infection Control, responsibilities include leading PDSA and Lean Six Sigma projects, ensuring OASIS accuracy and HHVBP performance, driving survey readiness and compliance with CMS Conditions of Participation and accrediting bodies, advancing antimicrobial stewardship and home-based infection prevention practices, optimizing clinical decision support and order sets, mentoring staff through education and competency validation, and translating data into action through transparent reporting and frontline-driven improvements.

Life in Southern Georgia suits a Home Health Quality Nurse Coordinator who seeks balance and adventure: enjoy mild winters, ample sunshine, and quick access to rivers, lakes, state parks, and coastal getaways for kayaking, fishing, hiking, cycling, and golf; the Nurse Coordinator Quality Assurance will appreciate short commutes, affordable housing options from historic bungalows to new builds, family-friendly neighborhoods, and vibrant local cuisine—think barbecue, farm-to-table produce, pecans, and peaches—plus festivals, concerts, collegiate spirit, and welcoming communities that prize diversity, safety, and neighborly connection; with expanding job markets, small-business growth, a stable regional economy, strong K–12 options, higher education access, regional airports, healthcare access points, parks and green spaces, pet-friendly amenities, and clean, convenient everyday services, the Nurse Coordinator Performance Improvement can build a fulfilling lifestyle with room to grow.

The Home Health Quality Nurse Coordinator can expect competitive compensation with incentive potential and differentials, comprehensive health coverage, retirement matching, paid time off, tuition support, certification bonuses, paid CEUs, and resources that prioritize wellbeing and professional growth—connect today with a Clinical Management Consultants recruiter to explore this Nurse Coordinator Quality and Infection Control opportunity and take the next confident step in Southern Georgia ✉️.