My Responsibility As A Risk Management Professional

Questions Please include these questions, but add any of your own at any point. †¢ Tell me about your responsibility as a Risk Management professional. My job is very in depth and it encompasses a variety of responsibilities such as the following areas: ââ€" Maintaining and improving the organization reputation ââ€" Financing, insurance, and claims management ââ€" Liabilities †¢Event and incident management †¢Clinical research †¢Psychological and human healthcare †¢Emergency preparedness ââ€" Data collection and storage ââ€" Risk monitoring and control ââ€" Risk analysts on Modeling ââ€" Risk information and effective communication ââ€" Patient safety and potential medical error ââ€" Evolving mandatory federal regulations and legislations. ââ€" Existing and future policies that will impact healthcare. †¢ What kind of education, training and experience were required for you to do this job? I currently have a MBA from the University of Massachusetts. 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