Director, Drug Diversion & Prevention

Director, Drug Diversion & Prevention at Insight Global Director, Drug Diversion & Prevention at Insight Global in Mount Ephraim, New Jersey Posted in 7 days ago.

Type:

full-time

Job Description:

This position is remote but applicants must be in a commutable distance to Camden NJ (car or train) in case there is an event that requires in person intervention/support.

Position:

Director, Drug Diversion & Prevention Shift:

M-F Start Date:

ASAP Openings:

1

Duration:

Perm Locations:

Remote but candidate needs to sit locally in case they need to come in for a case

Salary:

$108k-165k based on licensure and

YOE Interview:

Interview times: Monday 6/15 11AM Thursday 6/18 11:30AM Wednesday 6/24 11:30-2

PM Must Haves:

Bachelor's degree required 6-10 years of healthcare or hospital experience required Strong professional communication skills Preferred field of study: Nursing, Pharmacy, or Health Administration Active NJ RN license or NJ Pharmacist license required

Plusses:

Master's degree preferred Day to day: One of Insight Global's clients is seeking a Director, Drug Diversion & Prevention Program to lead and oversee all aspects of a comprehensive drug diversion program. This individual will be responsible for program strategy, education, prevention, monitoring, investigations, and system-wide reporting. This is a highly visible leadership role that partners with clinical and administrative leaders and provides updates to executive leadership and the Board. Provide strategic oversight and direction for all drug diversion prevention and monitoring initiatives Lead education efforts across physicians, APPs, nursing, leadership, and administrative teams Develop and implement a comprehensive surveillance and auditing program to detect diversion across inpatient and ambulatory settings Oversee system-wide reporting, including building and managing databases to track medication security issues and patient concerns Lead investigations related to suspected drug diversion and handle highly sensitive, confidential information Develop and maintain policies and procedures related to controlled substance handling Collaborate with regulatory and external agencies (DEA, Board of Pharmacy, FDA, CMS, and others) to ensure compliance and best practices Chair the Drug Diversion Committee and contribute to medication safety and performance improvement initiatives Present program updates to executive leadership including Compliance, Nursing, Pharmacy, and Board-level stakeholders Maintain full ownership and oversight of diversion-related investigations involving staff