Data Manager I Position Available In Shelby, Tennessee
Tallo's Job Summary: Responsible for data management for Thoracic Oncology Research group projects at BMH Tipton Hospital in Memphis, TN. Inputs data daily, maintains confidentiality, and meets project deadlines. Requires data management or medical office experience, with an associate's degree or equivalent. Proficiency in Microsoft Office and medical terminology is essential.
Job Description
Data Manager I
Job ID:
30012
Job Category:
Administrative Non Clinical Support
Work Type:
Full Time
Work Schedule:
Days
Department:
Multidisciplinary Clinics
Facility:
BMH Tipton Hospital
Location:
Memphis, TN
Overview
Job Summary
Responsible for data management, including data abstraction and database management, required toplete various research projects for the Thoracic Oncology Research group projects. Performs other duties as assigned. Job Responsibilities
Inputs data daily into assigned databases toplete research projects or clinical program goals
Maintains strict confidentially of all research data and records pursuant to HIPAA, FDA, GCP, ICH, and IRB guidelines regarding research
Participates in audits of research project databases
Coordinates with research project team to meet stated project deadlines
Participates in Thoracic Oncology research meetings and project-specific meetings as assigned
Completes assigned goals.
Experience
Minimum Required:
Data management or medical office experience
Preferred/Desired:
At least one (1) year experience in human subjects research preferred
Education Minimum Required:
Associates degree or equivalent experience
Preferred/Desired:
Bachelor’s degree in field related to healthcare or research preferred
Special Skills
Minimum Required:
Must be proficient in Microsoft Office and other general office equipment. Must have knowledge of general medical terminology and medical tests in pathology, radiology, and oncology.
Preferred/Desired:
Knowledge of general medical terminology and medical tests in pathology, radiology, and oncology.
