Clinical Data Curator I (REMOTE, USA)

Compensation:

$22.00 - $24.00 per hour.

Clinical Data Curator I – Remote

The Clinical Data Curator I undertakes tasks as directed by the Supervisor of Clinical Data Curation. The primary responsibilities include interpreting information from patient test requisition forms and accompanying medical records and subsequently entering pertinent details into the database. Additionally, there may be opportunities for disease-specific data curation, research, and publication for those who are interested.

Essential Functions:

• Interpret and enter clinical information for daily incoming cases across any specialty. Clinical information may be obtained from test requisition forms, attached medical records and pedigrees, or communications with ordering clinicians

• Maintain clinical data records as updated information is provided to Ambry

• Follow-up with ordering clinicians as needed or as directed by supervisor for clarification of detail in records and requisition of additional records

• Other duties as assigned

Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in Biology - related field or equivalent healthcare or laboratory-related work experience

• Good interpersonal/communication skills

• General knowledge of computers and navigating databases

• Self-motivated and team-oriented

• Strong attention to detail

• Interest in genetic counseling career, and/or previous lab experience a plus

• Previous experience working with medical records abstraction, data entry, or data management preferred

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