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to the supervisor or manager. Track the problem to ensure the inquiry is completed through PSC work files or the follow up database. Adhere to all HIPAA and confidentiality guidelines. Work with a diverse group of
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deficiencies to house staff and the attending physician. Compiles and documents chart findings in a dedicated CDI database on a daily basis. Communicates with and educates members of the patient care team
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computer skills to navigate and query multiple electronic record systems. Release of Information: regular interaction required with patients, attorneys, and governmental agencies; providers of health care
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international programs in more than 150 countries. Be You. At Duke, we celebrate individuality and the unique perspectives that each member of our community brings. As the Database Analyst I, you will play
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required, of which 4 years’ experience in an Epic EHR reporting environment. Proficiency in SQL and data modeling: Ability to write complex queries and design efficient database schemas. Advanced skills in
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or research associate acceptable or preferred. Proficiency in moderate to complex SQL queries Proficiency using statistical and business analysis software (e.g. Tableau, Power BI, JMP) Strong analytical and
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this highly visible role, you will help shape the future of nursing by recruiting, advising, and supporting prospective students from initial inquiry through enrollment. You will serve as a key ambassador for
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works under the direct supervision of level 3 or above and collaborates as a member of a team Basic understanding of local databases (Clarity; Caboodle) and underlying tables pertaining to role/domain
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. The Department of Surgery is seeking a detail-oriented and highly motivated Database Analyst I to join our team. The Database Analyst I will play a critical role in advancing our computational medicine
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supervision of level 3 or above and collaborates as a member of a team Basic understanding of local databases (Clarity; Caboodle) and underlying tables pertaining to role/domain Basic understanding of ETL