Certified Oncology Data Specialist (NC)

Job Summary

Ensuring the accuracy and integrity of cancer data, the full-time Certified Oncology Data Specialist (NC) will monitor hospital reporting practices, conduct quality control activities, and provide training and technical support to data reporters in a remote work environment.

Key responsibilities

• Reviewing cancer case reports to ensure data quality and compliance with reporting standards
• Conducting quality control activities such as case consolidation and audits to enhance registry data accuracy
• Providing training and guidance on reporting requirements and data standards to Registry staff and data reporters

Required qualifications

• Certified Oncology Data Specialist (ODS) credential
• Bachelor's degree in a related field and two years of relevant experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience
• Three years of experience in cancer data analysis or abstracting within a Central Cancer Registry or accredited facility
• Proficiency with cancer registry data management applications, including RegPlus software
• Experience in conducting audits and preparing reports on data quality issues