Clinical Risk Manager

Clinical Risk Manager Role Overview: The Clinical Risk Manager is a dynamic professional who leverages their risk management expertise to enhance resident safety and reduce the risk of future litigation, improving operational efficiency in senior living communities. This role requires a proactive approach to identifying and mitigating risks through various methods. The Risk Manager will work closely with clients to help ensure timely implementation of risk management recommendations including 3 rd party vendor services from VirtuSense and WoundRounds. This role requires a self-motivated individual who can seamlessly blend risk management knowledge with effective communication and relationship-building skills. The ideal candidate will be passionate about improving safety and quality of care in senior living environments while driving business growth through innovative risk management solutions. Key Responsibilities: Conduct comprehensive on and off-site clinical risk assessments at long-term care communities to assess potential risks and areas for improvement. Accurately maintain detailed client reports, including clear documentation of risk analysis and mitigation strategies. Develop and implement proactive risk management programs, tools, templates, and trainings tailored to each facility’s unique needs. Mentor and guide health professionals and staff in risk management principles and best practices. Design and deliver engaging presentations to educate staff on best practices. Build positive and supportive relationships with senior living operators during the sales process to secure buy-in and collaborate with clinical and operational teams post-binding to ensure successful implementation of risk management strategies. Participate in scheduled meetings with underwriters to discuss accounts, renewals, and evolving risk management needs for each client. Collaborate with claim staff to thoroughly review, strategically mitigate, and efficiently resolve potential claims. Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of implemented risk management strategies. Stay up to date on industry trends, regulatory changes, and best practices in healthcare risk management. Required: 3+ years in the senior living healthcare industry 3+ years in the professional liability insurance and risk management industry Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite Ability to travel 75% of the time Home office work area and high-speed internet capability Excellent written/verbal communication skills Ability to work independently and to interact with internal staff, department managers, and outside medical faculty on sensitive clinical practice issues. Preferred: Nursing Home Administrator and/or Director of Nursing experience RN certified designation