Patient Safety & Quality Specialist (RN)

The Staff Pad has partnered with a leading healthcare system in beautiful Helena, Montana to hire an experienced and passionate Patient Safety Specialist. This is an exciting opportunity for a healthcare professional who is driven to improve patient outcomes, influence organizational change, and help shape a culture of safety and clinical excellence. If you thrive in collaborative environments and want your work to directly impact the quality of care patients receive every day, this role offers the visibility, influence, and purpose you’re looking for. Why You’ll Love This Opportunity Play a critical role in advancing patient safety and quality outcomes across the organization Partner directly with physicians, nursing leaders, and executive leadership Lead meaningful initiatives that drive real organizational change Join a mission-driven healthcare system committed to clinical excellence Enjoy competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits, and growth opportunities Live and work in Helena, Montana — a vibrant community surrounded by incredible outdoor recreation and natural beauty What You’ll Do As the Patient Safety Specialist, you’ll serve as a key leader in developing and supporting initiatives that strengthen patient safety, reduce risk, and improve clinical outcomes across the organization. Key responsibilities include: Leading patient safety and quality improvement initiatives, system-wide Managing and enhancing safety event reporting processes and systems Conducting root cause analyses and ensuring effective corrective action plans Identifying trends through data analysis and implementing proactive prevention strategies Ensuring compliance with CMS, accreditation, and regulatory standards Collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to improve clinical workflows and patient outcomes Providing education, coaching, and guidance on patient safety best practices Supporting and promoting a strong culture of safety throughout the organization What We’re Looking For Registered Nurse (RN) required Bachelor’s degree required Experience in patient safety, quality improvement, or clinical healthcare environments Strong knowledge of CMS, DNV, and other regulatory/accreditation standards Excellent communication, collaboration, and analytical skills Certification in Patient Safety (CPPS)certification preferred (or willingness to obtain within 24 months) Make an Impact This is more than a compliance-focused role — it’s an opportunity to influence care delivery, elevate patient outcomes, and help create a safer healthcare environment for both patients and providers. If you’re ready to bring your expertise, leadership, and passion for patient safety to a highly respected healthcare organization, we’d love to connect with you.