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Providence · 10 hours ago

Data Specialist

Missoula, MT, United States

Full-time

Onsite

Entry Level

$19.17/hr - $29.34/hr

1+ years exp

Providence is a leading healthcare provider in western Montana, dedicated to patient-centered care. They are seeking a Trauma Clinical Data Analyst Specialist to review hospital records for trauma patients, collect and verify data, and perform coding for injuries and procedures.

Hospital & Health Care

Responsibilities

Reviews hospital records to locate all trauma activated patients and those injured patients not activated in the ED that meet State collection criteria

Collects comprehensive, accurate data relating to trauma patients by abstracting all trajectories of care, verify & update all information compiled & enter data into the State Trauma system in a concurrent manner

Performs coding of injuries, procedures & causes of injuries using standard medical record references, specifically International Classification of Diseases (ICD), Tenth Revision codes, assign diagnoses Abbreviated Injury Scale (AIS) & ICD-10CM (Clinical Modification) codes & complete Injury Severity Scale (ISS) & other calculations for an average of seventeen (15) records per week

Qualification

ICD codingAIS codingRegistry data entryNursing experienceEMS exposure

Required

Reviews hospital records to locate all trauma activated patients and those injured patients not activated in the ED that meet State collection criteria

Collects comprehensive, accurate data relating to trauma patients by abstracting all trajectories of care

Verifies & updates all information compiled & enters data into the State Trauma system in a concurrent manner

Performs coding of injuries, procedures & causes of injuries using standard medical record references

Specifically International Classification of Diseases (ICD), Tenth Revision codes

Assigns diagnoses Abbreviated Injury Scale (AIS) & ICD-10CM (Clinical Modification) codes

Completes Injury Severity Scale (ISS) & other calculations for an average of seventeen (15) records per week