Transform raw Electronic Health Record data into standardized formats, categorize clinical notes, map codes to standards, clean data, and identify data gaps.
Description: Responsible for the manual and semi-automated transformation of raw Electronic Health Record (EHR) data into standardized, research-ready formats.
Responsibilities:
Review and categorize unstructured clinical notes into structured data fields.
Map local hospital codes to universal standards like SNOMED-CT, LOINC, and RxNorm.
Perform "data cleaning" to remove duplicates or corrupted entries from the master database.
Identify and flag data gaps that require follow-up with health system partners.
Top Skills
Electronic Health Record
Loinc
Rxnorm
Snomed-Ct
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