Trauma Registry Data Specialist

CommonSpirit Health; Omaha (NE); On-site; USD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

CommonSpirit Health seeks a Trauma Registrar to support Trauma Services and multiple hospital units in data collection and abstraction for patients meeting trauma criteria. You will collaborate with EMS, referring facilities, ED, and inpatient teams to ensure complete, accurate data entry and regulatory reporting.

Strong experience in trauma registry data abstraction, attention to detail, and the ability to manage large health datasets are essential to support program goals and regulatory

Qualifications

• 1-3 years experience in medical setting, upon hire.
• Experience in ICD-10 coding and data abstraction/entry, upon hire.

Responsibilities

• Contributes to the efficiency of operations in trauma registry through collection of required elements, coding of clinical conditions, and external causes of injury.
• Reviews necessary data, provides special or ad hoc reporting to ensure capture of all injured patients meeting trauma registry criteria and those meeting criteria for specialty codes.
• Abstracts, assembles, enters, and codes clinical data into databases using AIS and registry criteria defined by NTBD and state agencies.
• Retrieves missing data elements from sources and ensures information entered is complete and accurate.
• Responsible for timely preparation/submission of data to state and NTBD regulatory agencies.
• Resolves routine data entry issues and seeks assistance from supervisors and colleagues as needed.

Skills

Medical data abstraction

Trauma registry

Attention to detail

Data management

Education

High School Graduate General Studies

High School GED General Studies

Associates degree in Emergency Department/trauma/surgical

Job description

CommonSpirit Health seeks a Trauma Registrar to support Trauma Services and multiple hospital units in data collection and abstraction for patients meeting trauma criteria. You will collaborate with EMS, referring facilities, ED, and inpatient teams to ensure complete, accurate data entry and regulatory reporting.

Strong experience in trauma registry data abstraction, attention to detail, and the ability to manage large health datasets are essential to support program goals and regulatory