Clinical Data Abstractor: Quality & Safety Insights

mclarenhlth; Grand Blanc (MI); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

McLaren Health Care in Michigan is seeking a Clinical Data Abstractor to perform clinical auditing and data abstraction of patient records to support quality improvement and patient safety initiatives across multiple reporting systems.

You will review medical records, abstract relevant data, ensure accuracy in electronic uploads, and enter manually abstracted data into registries, while collaborating with sites and auditors to resolve non-concordant cases.

Qualifications

• Associate’s degree with two years of clinical data analysis experience
• Bachelor’s degree in a related field
• Experience in a clinical setting
• Clinical chart review and abstraction experience
• Database data entry and/or management experience

Responsibilities

• Reviews medical records to abstract relevant data for eligible patients.
• Collaborates with sites to review non-concordant cases and presents findings.
• Utilizes clinical expertise to examine EMRs and identify patients for inclusion in registries.
• Ensures accurate and timely data entry into program databases and registries.
• Participates in audits of data entered into the collaborative/registry.

Skills

Clinical data analysis

Data abstraction

Data entry

Collaboration

Education

Associate's degree in nursing, healthcare administration, informatics, or related field

Bachelor's degree in nursing, healthcare administration, informatics, or related field

Tools

EMR systems

Database management

Registry databases

Job description

McLaren Health Care in Michigan is seeking a Clinical Data Abstractor to perform clinical auditing and data abstraction of patient records to support quality improvement and patient safety initiatives across multiple reporting systems.

You will review medical records, abstract relevant data, ensure accuracy in electronic uploads, and enter manually abstracted data into registries, while collaborating with sites and auditors to resolve non-concordant cases.