Electronic Case Reporting Specialist
Description:
WiredPeople is looking for an Electronic Case Reporting (eCR) Recruitment Specialist to join our public health teams.
This role is full-time, 40 hours per week, and will work remotely supporting an EST timezone public health team.
Engage with hospitals, vendors, and hospital systems regarding eCR and RCKMS, which includes facility recruiting, training, testing, and postproduction troubleshooting.
Maintain website for eCR including reporting requirements and facility participation status.
Develop and administer survey to all hospitals and vendors regarding their eCR readiness and overall feedback with the eCR program.
Requirements:
Two years of experience conducting trainings, presentations, and audience engagement.
Strong presentation skills, including the ability to command presence of an audience during trainings and/or presentations.
Three years of experience with the Microsoft Office suite including Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, Outlook, and PowerPoint.
Six months of experience in informatics, including familiarity with standardized vocabulary, interoperability between systems, and a general understanding of how informatics supports public health surveillance.
Benefits:
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WiredPeople is looking for an Electronic Case Reporting (eCR) Recruitment Specialist to join our public health teams.
This role is full-time, 40 hours per week, and will work remotely supporting an EST timezone public health team.
Engage with hospitals, vendors, and hospital systems regarding eCR and RCKMS, which includes facility recruiting, training, testing, and postproduction troubleshooting.
Maintain website for eCR including reporting requirements and facility participation status.
Develop and administer survey to all hospitals and vendors regarding their eCR readiness and overall feedback with the eCR program.
Requirements:
Two years of experience conducting trainings, presentations, and audience engagement.
Strong presentation skills, including the ability to command presence of an audience during trainings and/or presentations.
Three years of experience with the Microsoft Office suite including Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, Outlook, and PowerPoint.
Six months of experience in informatics, including familiarity with standardized vocabulary, interoperability between systems, and a general understanding of how informatics supports public health surveillance.
Benefits:
Apply Now