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Professional Liability – Allied Healthcare Risk Management Director
The Hanover Insurance Group. Serve as a trusted advisor to insureds, agents, underwriting, and claims partners on complex healthcare risks .
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in healthcare risk management, patient safety, and quality management, with a strong clinical background as a Registered Nurse. Capable of conducting comprehensive risk assessments and providing strategic guidance on healthcare operations and regulatory compliance.
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Healthcare Risk ManagementRegistered Nurse (RN)Clinical DocumentationPatient SafetyRisk Assessment
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Hard Skills
Risk AssessmentHealthcare OperationsQuality ManagementFacility EvaluationsClaims AnalysisRegulatory ComplianceAccreditation ReviewsLoss Trend AnalysisMedication ManagementEmergency Preparedness
Soft Skills
Strong Presentation SkillsTraining SkillsConsultative ServicesCollaboration
Tools & Technologies
Risk Management PlatformsEducational ResourcesClient Service Offerings
Certifications & Qualifications
CPHRMARMCPCU
Industry Keywords
EldercareAllied HealthcareLong-Term CareSenior LivingHome HealthcareHealthcare RegulationsQuality IndicatorsOperational RisksClinical RisksVendor Oversight
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Serve as a trusted advisor to insureds, agents, underwriting, and claims partners on complex healthcare risks
- Support The Hanover's Healthcare Professional & General Liability portfolio, focusing on Eldercare and Allied Healthcare organizations
- Conduct risk assessments of prospective and existing healthcare organizations
- Perform on-site facility evaluations for higher-hazard or complex healthcare accounts
- Analyze loss trends, claims activity, regulatory actions, survey results, licensing concerns, and quality indicators
- Identify operational, clinical, and regulatory risks and recommend improvements to resident/patient safety and risk management practices
- Develop and deliver consultative risk management services, written reports, action plans, educational resources, and presentations
- Participate in new business and renewal underwriting meetings
- Collaborate with underwriting and claims partners on emerging healthcare risks, significant losses, adverse trends, and challenging accounts
- Provide guidance on resident and patient safety, medication management, clinical documentation, infection prevention, fall prevention, pressure injury prevention, staffing, abuse prevention, emergency preparedness, and vendor oversight
- Write white papers, risk alerts, educational materials, and presentations
- Support and enhance risk management platforms, hotline support, educational resources, and client service offerings
- Provide strategic leadership in healthcare risk management programs, underwriting guidance, and portfolio initiatives
- Advise leadership on healthcare risk trends, loss drivers, service strategies, and portfolio performance
- Maintain knowledge of healthcare regulations, industry best practices, emerging exposures, and professional liability trends
Requirements
What you’ll need- Clinical healthcare background required
- Registered Nurse (RN) required
- Experience in healthcare risk management, patient safety, quality management, long-term care administration, healthcare operations, or a related healthcare field
- Five or more years of experience in healthcare operations, healthcare risk management, patient safety, quality management, claims, or healthcare professional liability
- Knowledge of long-term care, senior living, home healthcare, and allied healthcare operations preferred
- Experience conducting healthcare facility assessments, surveys, audits, or accreditation reviews preferred
- Professional designations such as CPHRM, ARM, CPCU, or equivalent are desirable
- Ability to travel regularly for on-site healthcare facility assessments and client meetings
- Ability to conduct assessments in pharmacies, health centers, medical laboratories, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, rehabilitation centers, and home healthcare operations
- Strong presentation and training skills
- Ability to analyze clinical, operational, and loss information and translate findings into practical risk management recommendations
Benefits
Comp & perks- Remote or hybrid work arrangement
- Occasional travel for client meetings, conferences, and team-related events
- Full-time/exempt position
- Ongoing professional development and industry participation