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Robert Half
Health Information Management (HIM) Clerk
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What they do
A Clinical Data Analyst is responsible for gathering, compiling, modeling, validating, and analyzing clinical trial results data needed by pharmaceutical companies, governmental agencies, and biotechnology firms evaluate the effectiveness of their trial drugs. May be responsible for designing, testing, and implementing clinical data reporting systems for the clinical staff to use.
$79,588 / year median in Michigan
-11% projected decline
Job Description
We are looking for a detail-oriented Health Information Management (HIM) Clerk to support medical records operations for a healthcare organization. This contract opportunity has the potential to become permanent and is ideal for someone who is comfortable working independently while maintaining accuracy, productivity, and compliance in a fast-paced clinical environment. The person in this role will help ensure patient records are complete, properly documented, and managed in accordance with established health information standards.
Responsibilities:
- Gather discharged patient record materials from clinical departments and nursing units, then monitor and reconcile files to confirm completeness.
- Prepare, organize, scan, and review documentation for imaging and storage, ensuring each record meets facility standards for accuracy and quality.
- Support physician chart completion activities by identifying missing documentation, validating deficiencies, and following up with providers on outstanding items.
- Notify appropriate clinical or administrative contacts when documentation issues require escalation or additional intervention.
- Record daily workload and time usage while consistently meeting expected productivity and quality benchmarks.
- Conduct routine chart reviews using established audit procedures to verify documentation integrity and compliance.
- Use the electronic medical record system to assist with record completion, coding support, release of information, and maintenance of the legal health record.
- Help patients with portal enrollment and provide administrative support for transcription-related tasks in line with department guidelines.