David Dasko

Director of Quality of Improvement

David Dasko serves as FrontLine’s Director of Quality of Improvement. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing all aspects of compliance, including CARF certification, HIPAA and corporate compliance, agency policies, and collecting and analyzing program outcomes. David also develops and implements an annual quality improvement plan to advance FrontLine’s mission. He brings to this role 13 years of experience at FrontLine Service, including 11 years in the Quality Improvement department and two years as a housing case manager. 

David leads a team of 13 people who are responsible for data collection, accessibility, safety, clients’ rights, record request fulfillment, legal responses, quality assurance, HMIS, and customer service. This team supports all agency staff in continuous quality improvement efforts.  

During his tenure at FrontLine, David has supported the growth of the Quality Improvement department from 3 to 13 people, including the integration of the Homeless Management Information System (HMIS) and front desk teams. He has also facilitated hundreds of Non-Violent Crisis Intervention and Quality Improvement trainings for agency staff.  

David is passionate about helping others overcome obstacles to achieve their potential and embraces the servant leadership model. He is a longtime member of the recovery community and actively supports others in their recovery. He is the proud father of a promising young man. 
David holds an MBA from the Weatherhead School of Management at Case Western Reserve University.  He has been a certified Non-Violent Crisis Intervention trainer for over seven years.