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Trinity Health seeks a Trauma Data Abstractor to collect and abstract trauma data for the registry, ensuring patient confidentiality and accurate reporting for performance improvement and external requests.
The role requires experience in trauma registry coding, ICD-10/ICD-9-CM, and strong familiarity with medical terminology; Bachelor's degree preferred. 2-year experience minimum with certification pathway supported by the employer.
Employment Type:Full timeShift:Day ShiftDescription:Responsible for the collection/abstraction of the required department, state and national trauma data elements into the trauma registry database on all patients meeting trauma inclusion criteria. Maintains the confidentiality of registry data. Reports registry data for performance improvement activities and other internal and external requests. Collects and maintains data on continuing education for all trauma providers for compliance.
The Trauma Data Abstractor is responsible for the collection/abstraction of the required department, state and national trauma data elements into the trauma registry database on all patients meeting trauma inclusion criteria.
Maintains the confidentiality of registry data.
Reports registry data for performance improvement activities and other internal and external requests.
Collects and maintains data on continuing education for all trauma providers for compliance.
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