Medical Data Quality Analyst

Teledyne Technologies Incorporated•San Diego, CA

2d•$90,800 - $121,100•Remote

About The Position

Teledyne Brown Engineering is seeking a Medical Data Quality Analyst to provide subject matter expertise and conduct data management and analysis for military medical systems, Prolonged Casualty Care (PCC), patient treatment protocols, and medical supplies. The role joins the Medical Modeling and Simulation team in support of the Naval Health Research Center (NHRC). The team develops and supports software, modeling and simulation, analysis, technical support, and training for Department of Defense medical systems, logistics, operational risk, and theater medical planning. Its tools include the Medical Planners’ Toolkit (MPTk), the Joint Medical Planning Tool (JMPT), and the Expeditionary Medical Knowledge Warehouse (EMedKW). This remote position requires the candidate to live within driving distance of NHRC in San Diego, California, and be able to attend short-notice in-person meetings there. Periodic travel to Huntsville, Alabama, or other locations for training, meetings, and conferences is required. Candidates must be U.S. citizens and possess or be able to obtain a DoD security clearance.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in a medical, clinical, health sciences, biomedical, nursing, emergency medicine, or closely related field.
5+ years of relevant experience in military medical data management is listed as preferred.
Experience working in military medical treatment environments, including deployed, expeditionary, or operational settings.
Demonstrated experience with Prolonged Casualty Care data, prolonged field care data, or equivalent clinical data involving extended treatment, delayed evacuation, limited resources, and effects on patient physiological status.
Experience interpreting, applying, documenting, or maintaining patient treatment protocols, clinical practice guidelines, standing operating procedures, or standardized treatment pathways.
Experience connecting clinical treatment requirements to data elements such as interventions, medications, supplies, equipment, personnel, treatment duration, evacuation timing, and patient outcomes.
Experience reviewing medical data for quality, clinical validity, traceability, and fitness for analysis, modeling, simulation, or decision support.
Experience with patient care, trauma care, emergency medicine, critical care, combat casualty care, or expeditionary medicine.
Ability to communicate clinical and operational concepts to software engineers, system engineers, data specialists, modelers, logisticians, and government stakeholders.
Strong written communication, technical documentation, research, and analytical skills.
Must be a U.S. citizen.
Must possess or be able to obtain a DoD Security Clearance.
Must live within driving distance of NHRC in San Diego, California, and be able to support short-turn requests for in-person meetings there.
Ability to travel periodically to Huntsville, Alabama, or additional locations for training, meetings, and conferences.

Nice To Haves

Familiarity with Uniformed Services medical allowance standards and Defense Health Agency and Service-specific medical data systems.
Familiarity with Defense Logistics Agency data systems, including Medical Contingency Requirements Workflow (MCRW).
Advanced proficiency with Microsoft Excel, relational databases, and data-query or data-quality tools.
Experience with medical research, clinical data analysis, operational medicine research, or health-data management.
Knowledge of data validation, quality control, configuration management, and documentation processes.
Experience with expeditionary medical planning, operations, logistics, casualty estimation, or patient movement.
Experience with triage procedures and treatment protocols for mass-casualty events.
Experience with medical readiness, manpower, supply, or logistics data systems.
Familiarity with MPTk, JMPT, EMedKW, or comparable medical modeling and simulation tools.
Ability to quickly learn new software tools, data structures, and clinical or operational domains.
Direct military expeditionary medical experience and the ability to convert clinical knowledge into accurate, structured, traceable data.

Responsibilities

Review military medical data used in team software for accuracy, completeness, consistency, and operational relevance.
Curate, analyze, and maintain Prolonged Casualty Care data, including treatment activities, care timing and sequence, resource use, patient status, and outcomes in delayed-evacuation or resource-constrained settings.
Translate approved patient treatment protocols into structured data elements, treatment profiles, decision logic, and supply requirements for medical planning and simulation applications.
Update supply collections associated with patient treatment profiles and monitor changes to medical allowance standards and National Stock Number medical materiel.
Validate software outputs against source data, clinical expectations, operational assumptions, and documented treatment protocols.
Provide subject matter input on medical, clinical, operational, and logistics data used by modeling and simulation tools.
Conduct and support multidisciplinary reviews of datasets used in simulation models and expeditionary medical planning analyses.
Investigate data anomalies, document findings, and implement corrective and preventive actions.
Review academic, clinical, and operational literature for relevant military medical data and changes in treatment practices.
Maintain metadata, data dictionaries, controlled vocabularies, data lineage, and standardized reporting formats.
Maintain data concerning personnel, medical allowance standards, equipment sets, treatment capabilities, patient care, and expeditionary clinical operations.
Provide expertise on expeditionary medical treatment, patient care and outcomes, triage, and prolonged field care considerations.