Informatics Clinical Data Curator (1099 Contract)

Florida Cancer Specialists•Florida - Remote, FL

6d•Remote

About The Position

The Informatics Clinical Data Curator is responsible for navigating various healthcare systems and databases to review patient records and curate data related to a specific disease and/or project. The Informatics Clinical Data Curator must be able to work with multiple teams and business unites simultaneously and thrive in a fast-paced, dynamic environment with changing priorities. The Informatics Clinical Data Curator must have an in-depth knowledge of oncology and hematology and a passion for delivering healthcare insights to improve patient care. The Informatics Clinical Data Curator is an influential member of the Informatics team and acts a subject matter expect in all clinical data elements and assists in bringing an infinite mindset as to the art of the possible from a ‘trusted data’ perspective. Please note the following: This is a 1099 contract worker position Minimum of 20 hours a week required, could be up to 40 depending on needs OCN required Can work weekends or odd hours after initial M-F training (1-2 weeks) There is no opportunity for this to transition to a full-time position at this time.

Requirements

Minimum of 2 years of experience in oncology or hematology is required
Basic understanding of ICD-10 coding is required
Proficiency in MS Office Word, Excel, Power Point, and Outlook required
Basic understanding of data and data quality

Nice To Haves

Healthcare professional degree qualification (RN, Ph.D., MD., CPhT., MA) highly preferred
Oncology Certified Nurse certification (or similar oncology certification) is preferred
Experience with OncoEMR is preferred
Familiarization with SQL is beneficial

Responsibilities

Manually review patient charts to curate data from unstructured data sources
Determine what information is available discretely verses non-discretely in FCS systems
Define data element requirements to assist in SQL queries for structured data
Organize data from multiple sources, including retrospective and concurrent medical record curation
Critical thinking skills required to determine the “source of truth” when encountering conflicting data
Critical thinking and logic skills with attention to detail and ability to identify root case for data anomalies and data quality issues
Assist with protocol design and writing