RN Trauma Registrar

Baylor Scott & White Health•Fort Worth, TX

43d•Onsite

About The Position

As a Registrar Trauma, you'll help the Trauma program director maintain a high-quality Trauma registry. You will identify cases and keep the database to meet regulatory standards. Attention to detail and consistent, high-quality recording are crucial for success.

Requirements

Familiarity with medical terms and the body's structure.
Experience with tracking Trauma cases, abstracting cases, and entering data.
Knowledge of maintaining data integrity and conducting research.
Proficiency in coding diseases processes.
Basic computer skills include using software, data entry, information security, medical record keeping, scanning, and email.
Effectual skills in both verbal and written communication.
Ability to work effectively within a team, fostering a spirit of collaboration and respect.
Bachelor's degree
The ideal candidate will have majored in Nursing
A minimum of three years of relevant experience
Registered Nurse (RN) License
Completion of Abbreviated Injury Scale course within first 12 months of employment (AAAM AIS)
Securing an International Classification of Diseases 10 Coding Certificate within the first 12 months (ICD)
Completion of a Trauma Data Registry course within the initial 12 months (TDRC)
Within 36 months, obtain certification in Trauma Registries or complete Advanced Injury Scoring and Statistic course (CSTR)

Responsibilities

Become the go-to person for Trauma registry reports, responding efficiently to requests for information using available trauma-related database resources.
Collect and manage Trauma data for research and quality improvement. Keep information confidential and accurate.
Use data-backed skills for reports and examination to improve processes and patient care. Consult with physicians for Trauma and Emergency General Surgery case reporting when necessary.
Be accountable for reporting and transmitting hospital data in a complete and timely manner to relevant reporting bodies.
Ensure harmonious collaboration with the trauma and Trauma leadership, hospital staff, and physicians is vital for maintaining the Trauma designation status.
Join the team to improve Trauma performance through researching and entering data into the Trauma registry.