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Westchester Medical Center is seeking a Data Analyst to collect and analyze health data from multiple sources and develop comprehensive reports for administrative and medical staff. The role includes establishing data controls, maintaining reporting procedures, and training users to ensure accurate, timely information.
Supervision of clerical staff may occur. Responsibilities include data research, model development for data collection, trend analysis, and preparing forecasts to support program
The Data Analyst is responsible for collecting and analyzing health and medical data from multiple sources and developing comprehensive reports and statistical information to be used by management, administrative and medical professional personnel at Westchester Medical Center. Responsibility includes the development of administrative controls and of recording and reporting procedures in the tabulation of the data to ensure accuracy, relevancy, consistency, and timeliness. Work involves the establishment and maintenance of effective working relationships with medical, professional and administrative personnel. The Data Analyst must be knowledgable in the use of electronic equipment to store, compile and report medical data in various formats to meet information needs. Supervision may be exercised over a small number of clerical support personnel. Does related work as required.
Either 4 years of experience where the primary function of the position was the statistical analyses of health or medical data using statistical software or other relevant software such as SPSS, SAS, Access or Oracle; or 4 years of experience where the primary function of the position was systems analysis of health or medical data programs which included analyzing and reporting health or medical data, required.
Bachelor’s degree, required. A Master's degree in epidemiology, biostatistics, or statistics or a Master of Public Health degree with a concentration in epidemiology or biostatistics may be substituted for the required experience. A Master’s degree which included a minimum of nine credits in epidemiology and/or statistics may be substituted for one year of above stated experience. Education beyond the secondary level must be from an institution recognized or accredited by the Board of Regents of the New York State Education Department as a post-secondary, degree-granting institution.