Healthcare Data Analyst (onsite)

14619 - Healthcare Data Analyst (Onsite) -

Tallahassee, FL Start Date:

ASAP Type:

Temporary Project Estimated Duration:

12+ months with possible extensions

Work Setting:

100% of the time at the Client's site. No telecommuting or remote work. This is a non-negotiable requirement from the client. Only candidates able to relocate as required should apply to avoid removal from future consideration.

Required:

Availability to work 100% of the time at the Client's site in Tallahassee, FL (required); Experience with statistical data analysis and manipulation of large datasets (3+ years); Experience with relational databases (3+ years); Experience with SQL (Structured Query Language) programming (3+ years); Experience with SAS programming (3+ years); Experience with data analysis tools including Word, Excel, Access, and SAS (2+ years); Experience with requirement elicitation techniques to gather and document requirements from stakeholders (2+ years); Experience with design and implementation of data quality improvement initiatives (2+ years); Experience with medical data standards (ICD-10/SNOMED/RxNorm) (2+ years); Experience with delivery of training in related fields (2+ years); Bachelor's degree in biostatistics, informatics, health services research, management information systems, or information technology Responsibilities include but are not limited to the following: Conduct meetings with internal and external stakeholders to gather data requirements for pre-hospital, hospital, and post-hospital stroke data; Compile and analyze medical data using EMSTARS/Biospatial applications and analytical tools; Analyze and identify data requirements and methodology to link EMS pre-hospital data with the Florida Stroke Registry (FSR); Create datasets, queries, and reports of pre-hospital EMS data to support FSR linkage efforts; Conduct quality improvement process analysis of EMS stroke data collection processes and develop recommendations for improvement; Prepare reports, data summaries, and written documentation of stroke surveillance activities; Provide technical assistance, outreach, presentations, and training materials to improve data collection quality.