Clinical Analyst -Associate Medical Staff Quality

Accepting applications from candidates residing in these states:  AL, CO, FL, GA, ID, KS, KY, ME, MI, NC, SC, VA, VT

 

Salary: $57,491.20 - $86,236.80 annual

 

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Job Summary

Assesses clinical synthesis, distributes and analyzes internal and comparative data to proactively lead improvement opportunities in enterprise-wide clinical performance and outcomes. Ensures submission standards are met for the appropriate governing entities (e.g. CMS, TJC, other national clinical registries).

Essential Functions
 

• Ensures integrity, accuracy, validity and comprehensiveness of data.
• Collects data from electronic and paper documents.
• Verifies accuracy of collected data and adheres to standards; requires the ability to resolve conflicts with data and detailed understanding of data definitions.
• Presents statistical information.
• Uses statistical techniques to describe and evaluate data and uses process analysis tools for the display, interpretation and presentation of data for management and organization action.
• Determines data needs and preferred data source.
• Defines report needs.
• Assists in development of program(s) to create reports.
• Evaluates report requests and provides reports as requested to customers.
• Participates in development of data variables, collection processes, standards, and data dictionaries.
• Works with internal and external data providers to ensure accurate data is available in a timely and accessible manner.
• Integrates standards of care/clinical guidelines/protocols in collaboration with multidisciplinary groups and evaluates for process and outcomes improvement.
• Identifies opportunities that impede attainment of clinical performance and outcomes.
• Participates in enterprise wide, multidisciplinary group activities (ex: QSOC, Medical Staff Quality, Disease Specific).
• Works on practice and process improvements.
• Analyzes data to identify patterns and trends areas for improvement.
• Facilitates and serves as a resource for the development and implementation of action plans for process and practice improvements.
• Reports analysis of data and incorporates findings into the development of action plans.
• Measures and evaluates implemented changes/actions.
• Reports demonstrated efficiency and quality of improved patient care, system processes and professional practices to key stakeholders.
• Provides educational offerings for staff and physicians related to quality topics.
• Participates in general orientation for new employees, as requested.

 

Physical Requirements
Most of work