The Oncology Data Specialist accurately reports detailed information from electronic medical records into registry software and ensures compliance with state, national, and client-specific data reporting requirements. The role may also include case finding, follow-up, cancer conferences or tumor boards, and other registry duties. The specialist abstracts cancer cases into the cancer registry database, resolves edits before submission, and applies CoC and state cancer registry data standards and coding instructions to identify reportable cases. Cases should be abstracted completely whenever possible, with missing treatment information requested from the managing physician. Abstracts are completed within six months of the first date of contact. The role also includes maintaining abstraction and non-reportable case logs, submitting cases to the State Central Registry when requested, managing suspense systems where required, and updating records for patients readmitted after abstraction. The position requires maintaining working knowledge of relevant cancer coding, staging, and registry references. The specialist participates in virtual meetings, training, coaching, audits, and other work-related interactions using company-approved collaboration technology. Duties must comply with company policies and procedures, including HIPAA and compliance requirements. This position can be full-time or part-time depending on the specific client assignment. Hours depend on the assignment and may include long hours and weekends; travel may be required based on client needs.
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