Clinical Oncology Registry Data Specialist

Kaiser Permanente; Pleasanton, Northern (CA, KY); Hybrid; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Kaiser Permanente is seeking a Cancer Registry Specialist to independently review moderately complex registry data, validate follow-up, and determine recurrence data. The role supports report generation and data analysis for regulatory, accreditation, and research needs, while maintaining data quality and adhering to standards.

The position emphasizes collaboration with cross-functional teams, continuous education on registry practices, and participation in Cancer Conference activities where

Qualifications

• Associates degree with 5+ years of cancer registry experience or 6+ years in a related field.
• Oncology Data Specialist required at hire.
• Two years of experience in a Commission on Cancer (CoC) Accredited Cancer Program preferred.

Responsibilities

• Facilitates cancer registry data collection, maintenance, and accuracy by reviewing data and processing follow-up.
• Supports regulatory compliance and accreditation through education and tracking standards.
• Generates reports and analyzes data for regulatory, accreditation, and research needs.
• Coordinates Cancer Conference activities and engages with stakeholders as applicable.
• Maintains quality of work by reviewing QA data and auditing compliance.

Skills

Attention to Detail

Communication

Critical Thinking

Teamwork

Problem Solving

Learning Agility

Influencing Others

Organizational Savvy

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

Education

Associates degree

Tools

Health Information Systems

Data Entry

Data Mining

Trend Analysis

Job description

Kaiser Permanente is seeking a Cancer Registry Specialist to independently review moderately complex registry data, validate follow-up, and determine recurrence data. The role supports report generation and data analysis for regulatory, accreditation, and research needs, while maintaining data quality and adhering to standards.

The position emphasizes collaboration with cross-functional teams, continuous education on registry practices, and participation in Cancer Conference activities where