Data and Quality Analyst

• Manages computerized data regarding bone marrow transplant patients’ complications and overall survival both internally and externally.
• Oversees quality initiatives within the Blood and Marrow Transplant Program and Hematology team including development of databases to assess quality measures and benchmarks required for national accreditation.
• Database development for(not all inclusive): Re-admission rates for transplant patients, Incidence of inpatient infections, Quality of care using the Inpatient/Outpatient (IPOP) Initiative and Quality outcomes for new hematology patients. Tabulates and formats data for reports and grant applications and prepares statistical reports on demand.
• Prepares detailed reports of accrual and patient safety information for NCCC Safety and Data Monitoring Committee.
• Serves in a pivotal role to ensure the Cancer Center’s compliance with the extensive federal regulations regarding the recently mandated Allogeneic transplant information.
• Works with secretarial, pharmaceutical, nursing, physician, and allied health staff to ensure compliance with all registry requirements regarding patient treatment and follow-up.
• Designs strategies for process evaluation and process improvement to include: Data collection, analysis, conclusions, and recommendations.
• Provides support for NCCC quality improvement projects.
• Ensures the cyclical data management and data analysis are carried out in a timely manner.
• Consults with BMT team physicians, nurses, nurse coordinators, and staff regarding BMT patient-related transplant data.
• Complies with federal and local regulatory agencies, industrial study sponsors, and administrative staff regarding accreditation guidelines and insurance agency requirements for continual support and accreditation.
• Regularly participates in weekly BMT Team meetings to continuously consult with team members to ensure accurate data collection.

• Bachelor’s degree in a related field and three (3) years of relevant experience in data management research environment.
• Knowledge of diagnostic and treatment modalities in oncology and hematology.
• Knowledge of federal regulations related to data collection requirements.
• Facility with computerized data management and the organization of quantitative data.
• Judgment, initiative, discretion.
• Very strong organizational ability.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills.
• Ability to balance competing demands, and make decisions under deadline pressures.

Required Licensure/Certifications

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