Senior Quality Improvement Facilitator

Telligen

. Serve as the primary program liaison and quality improvement coach for healthcare facilities serving Tribal communities .

Posted 10/26/2026full-timeOklahoma • United StatesSenior💰 $79,000 - $85,000 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in quality improvement practices tailored for Tribal communities, with a strong focus on patient care, safety, and capacity building. Possesses the ability to build relationships and collaborate effectively with healthcare providers and Indigenous populations.

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Quality Improvement CoachingCultural HumilityHealthcare Quality ImprovementInterpersonal CommunicationTechnical Assistance

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Hard Skills

Quality Improvement ApproachesPatient Care ImprovementStaff Training and EducationAccreditation KnowledgePopulation Health Collaboration

Soft Skills

Relationship BuildingFacilitation SkillsAdaptabilityCommunication Skills

Industry Keywords

Tribal CommunitiesUrban Indian OrganizationsIndian Health ServiceCultural ContextsHealthcare Facilities

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Serve as the primary program liaison and quality improvement coach for healthcare facilities serving Tribal communities
Provide quality improvement assistance to Tribally managed healthcare facilities, Urban Indian Organizations, and/or Indian Health Service facilities
Help facility Quality Teams accomplish goals involving patient care, patient safety, staff training and education, and capacity building
Build and maintain trusted relationships with assigned community contacts
Provide quality improvement services to healthcare organizations serving Tribal communities
Understand and implement quality improvement approaches
Adapt quality improvement approaches for American Indian and Alaska Native populations
Collaborate with healthcare providers serving Tribal populations to identify needs and drive measurable improvements in patient outcomes
Partner with internal and external customers to evaluate methods that encourage participation in quality improvement programs and special projects
Provide on-site and remote technical assistance and train facilities on quality improvement practices
Interact virtually and in person with hospitals, clinics, and nursing homes

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor’s degree in nursing, health administration, public policy, public health, or related field
5 years’ experience working in direct collaboration with providers, quality improvement professionals, and other population health or public health individuals for healthcare quality improvement (listed as preferred)
Experience with cultural humility, health literacy, and healthcare quality improvement
Knowledge of IHS, Tribal, and/or Urban Indian Organization facility types, or demonstrated experience working closely with Indigenous communities
Deep understanding of cultural, historical, and social contexts
Strong interpersonal and communication skills
Ability to build productive relationships with leaders, clinicians, administrators, and other health professionals
Ability to coach and facilitate improvement activities and provide technical assistance in defined subject matter areas, such as accreditation
Willingness to travel for in-person quality improvement activities
Must be located in Oklahoma
Telligen will not provide sponsorship for work authorization now or in the future

Benefits

Comp & perks

100% employee-owned company with employees sharing in company success
Benefits and other compensation available through Telligen's Benefits Summary
Equal Opportunity Employer
Reasonable accommodations during the employment process