Clinical Practice Data Analyst Specialist (4967)

Under the general supervision of higher level personnel, an employee at this level is responsible to provide expertise on data acquisition, management, and report design/generation to administration, clinicians, and health care teams. This may include the responsibility for supervision of lower level staff.

A(n) Clinical Practice Data Analyst Specialist typically -

1. may supervise the orientation and work performance of the lower level staff.
2. creates data reports from existing databases based on needs analysis of health system leadership, clinicians, and teams and research of best practice.
3. interacts with decision support and informatics professionals to determine efficient capture and merging of information from optimal sources and access to business intelligence tools to generate reports.
4. assists in design of warehouse data sets to provide easy customer access to an integrated repository of clinical, financial, and demographic data supporting the health system's analysis, planning, and improvement needs.
5. utilizes software to generate trended run chart displays and statistical process control charts.
6. assists in analysis of data sets/reports, including interpretation of statistical trends and patterns of variation and implications for improvement initiatives.
7. participates in education/training of individuals or teams on data analysis and interpretation.
8. may perform duties at lower level.
9. performs related duties as assigned.

1. Bachelor's degree in Science, Information Management, Healthcare Information, Nursing, Information Technology, Computer Science, Statistics, Finance, Management Engineering, Business or closely related fields or as required by the position to be filled in the area of specialization inherent in the position may be required.
2. One (1) year (12 months) of data management/analyst work experience in a clinical or healthcare related field.

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