The American College of Radiology (ACR) is a progressive membership organization representing nearly 40,000 medical specialists in radiological care. As a member of our team, you will join a world leader in patient-centered care, advocacy, policy and clinical research, and quality and safety. Our culture encourages innovation, diversity, integrity, and leadership. A nonprofit 501(c)(3), the ACR has over 500 purpose-driven employees. If you share our core values of: Integrity Visionary Excellence Leadership Transparency Member-Driven we want you on our team! The Clinical Guidelines Specialist will develop ACR Clinical Guidelines with focus on 1) adhering and refining the approved practical, evidence-based methods across all guideline programs, including training staff and members, developing tools, and streamlining processes, 2) harmonizing methods and processes among the guideline programs, and 3) exploring and testing AI methods for consistent, accurate data extraction and summary of literature search results and to support topic selection, evidence synthesis, recommendation drafting, consensus modeling, and quality assurance. This position will collaborate with the clinical guidelines team, IT, and members of the writing committees. The Specialist will create and implement methods and tools to ensure consistent, high-quality results, especially to help in writing initial guidance drafts using templates and the initial literature search results. Documenting and reporting unintended variation or inconsistent quality for potential process improvements. Methodology refinement and implementation: research and implement methodology improvements ensuring consistent, high-quality guidelines development, following established requirements. Literature review, data extraction and summarization and evidence synthesis and assessment: oversee the literature review process and incorporating sound and reliable AI practices and tools. Quality Assurance: ensure guidelines adhere to methodology standards and conduct quality assurance checks throughout the development process. Methodology guidance: providing training to Clinical Guidelines team members and writing committees about methodology standards and developments. Other tasks for the Clinical Guidelines Specialist include documenting the methodology differences among ACR guideline programs and the reasoning why these differences should or should not persist. Strengthen the use of PICO(T)(S) question generation, literature review and initial screening, data extraction quality control, draft guideline review, access to and organization of methodology materials.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level