Trauma Clinical Data Expert

The State of Hawaii is seeking a Trauma Clinical Data Expert to integrate secondary systems into the state patient registry. The expert will be responsible for developing and documenting system configuration, data model and dictionary development, workflow design, data mapping and interoperability, quality assurance, and training and onboarding. The ideal candidate will have advanced knowledge of Trauma Registry systems and clinical data integration, experience working with Vital Statistics, Medical Examiner, and Law Enforcement datasets, and understanding of HL7/FHIR data exchange standards and data privacy regulations. Key responsibilities include system configuration, data model and dictionary development, workflow design, data mapping and interoperability, quality assurance, and training and onboarding. • System Configuration: Configure the State Patient Registry to accept and process records from multiple data sources. • Data Model & Dictionary Development: Establish a unified data model and data dictionary for the integration of violent death and suicide data. • Workflow Design: Develop, document, and optimize data entry, import, and validation workflows to streamline data intake and ensure data integrity. • Data Mapping & Interoperability: Create data mappings and linkage logic to support interoperability between health, law enforcement, and vital statistics datasets using industry standards (HL7, FHIR, etc.). • Quality Assurance: Define and implement quality control processes for data accuracy, completeness, and consistency. • Training & Onboarding: Support initial training for registry staff and partners on new workflows, data entry standards, and integration protocols.