About this vacancy
As Quality Coordinator at GGD Haaglanden, you coordinate the organisation-wide quality and annual planning cycle and further develop quality management. You advise managers, quality colleagues and the management team on risks, audits, management reviews and improvement actions. You also maintain contact with external auditors and certification bodies and contribute to maintaining ISO 9001 certification.
What will you do?
- Developing and implementing a multi-year vision and multi-year plan for quality development.
- Coordinating the quality and annual planning cycle, including reports, review meetings and management review.
- Maintaining and developing the quality management system and associated tools.
- Ensuring that quality information is reliably and demonstrably available for audits and accreditations.
- Carrying out trend and root-cause analyses of audit findings, complaints, reports and risks.
- Coordinating and implementing organisation-wide risk management.
- Directing internal and external audits and certification, including the audit programme and the follow-up of findings.
- Aligning working methods for ISO 9001 and NEN 7510 and advising on improvement actions and relevant legislation and regulations.
What do they ask?
- At least higher professional education (HBO)/bachelor’s level of working and thinking.
- Completed education in quality management or a comparable quality-related course.
- At least three years’ relevant work experience as a Quality Coordinator, Quality Adviser or in a comparable position.
- Experience in a complex political and administrative environment.
- Knowledge of and experience with the development, implementation and management of quality systems.
- Preferably experience within a municipality, GGD, healthcare organisation or other public-sector implementing organisation.
- Familiarity with relevant legislation and regulations within healthcare and/or local government.
- Analytical, strong communication skills, politically and organisationally astute, and able to coordinate multiple improvement programmes.
