Data Analyst - Transplant Center

This position utilizes database management skills to foster the development and use of a complex, highly specialized patient level database in support of practice analysis, data integrity and reporting. The incumbent is responsible for educating and orientating new users of the system. The incumbent will also consult with experienced users regarding the development and enhancement of the database and/or the appropriate use and interpretation of the data. The incumbent will also be skilled in database queries and assimilation of data into graphical forms for interpretation and presentation. Other responsibilities include but are not limited to: assuming direct responsibility for defined work duties; testing, auditing and troubleshooting new software releases and ad hoc enhancements, provide direction to database assigned clerical staff in collaboration with their Supervisor, data abstraction from medical records, conduct time studies of data entry within the department when directed, completing insurance contract requests for information (RFIs) and supply data to clinical and operational projects as assigned by the Quality Compliance Coordinator, Operations Administrator or Operations Manager. Utilize report writing software to create reports for purposes of reporting to various transplant registries including but not limited to the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS). Serves as a liaison to IT staff in the implementation of software upgrades, new software and testing of data after installations are completed. Serves as the Site Administrator for data-related issues with UNOS.

Bachelor’s degree in information systems, business, healthcare or other related field and minimum of 2 years progressive experience working in a healthcare database environment required, or High School Diploma and 6 years of progressive experience working in a healthcare database environment required. Demonstrated proficiency in computer skills required, including but not limited to: Microsoft Excel, Work, Access, Visio and PowerPoint. Excellent interpersonal, communication and organizational skills required. Must be self-directed and flexible. Familiarity with medical terminology is highly desired. Experience with word-processing, database tools, spreadsheets, graphs and presentation software is required. Familiarity with the transplant regulatory environment through UNOS, CMS, and Joint Commission is also highly desired. Must be a team player, willing to assist above normal workload at key times and demonstrate achieving team project outcomes. Mayo Quality Fellowship/Academy: Bronze Certification preferred within 4 years of hire. In addition, the incumbent supports leadership through activities that includes community involvement and participation in committees and projects when appropriate.

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