Job ID: NC-585518 (98090218)
EDI Developer with XMLTransform, SNOMED/LOINC/ICD10, HL7, EHR, EPIC, Cerner, Orion Rhapsody and Health Information Systems experience
Location: Raleigh, NC (NCDHHS-AM)
Duration: 5+ Months
Interview Type: Webcam or In Person
Skill Required / Desired Amount of Experience
Experience writing logic for Health Information Systems Required 5 Years
XMLTransform – including Document Type Definitions, Schema Required 5 Years
Industry Vocabulary Code Sets (at least 1) – SNOMED, LOINC, ICD10 Required 2 Years
Troubleshooting HL7 coding Required 3 Years
Strong verbal and written communication skills; ability to explain concepts with both health care professionals and IT personnel Required
Electronic Health Record (EHR) experience (i.e. EPIC, Cerner) Highly desired 3 Years
Orion Rhapsody Highly desired 3 Years
The NC Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), in collaboration with its partners, seeks the expertise of an Electronic Case Reporting Interoperability Systems Specialist.
The NC Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), in collaboration with its partners, seeks the expertise of an Electronic Case Reporting Interoperability Systems Specialist to assist with the transition from a paper based reporting system to an electronic case reporting system. This information exchange position provides the applicant with the opportunity to assist in the transition, which is key to moving from paper based reporting of reportable communicable diseases to local health to electronic case reporting that is generated in an automated fashion from provider Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems and sent to a state-wide application (NC EDSS) used by both local and state health department staff.
The position works with hospital personnel, NC DPH communicable disease epidemiologists, and NC DPH IT application specialists to coordinate and create schedules and application interfaces to exchange patient/disease data utilizing electronic case reporting (eICR HL7 standard), and converts the case reports to a format that can be consumed by NC EDSS.
• Position ensures standard exchange protocol (HL7 eICR), standard vocabulary, etc. are utilized for moving health information between independent medical and public health applications, in near real time.
• Position ensures that information exchange processes accurately report health information data and maintain privacy and security of data under applicable data security and confidentiality standards.
• Position provides guidance and direction to the employee responsible for developing training for county health nurses who will utilize the new case reports in NC EDSS.
• Position will develop and apply standards-based transforms and/or system application code to support local and national exchange of health information.
• Position will configure operational platforms to facilitate information exchange, specifically Orion Rhapsody that is used for NC DHHS’s existing electronic laboratory reporting (ELR).
• Position will have responsibility for planning, coordinating, and implementing compliance to health information exchange standards during the onboarding and in-production periods for the eCR standard.
• Position will conduct quality control processes that compare electronic records with existing paper records to ensure complete, accurate and timely reporting
Ideal application will have work experience and familiarity with the following:
• Prior experience writing logic for Heath information systems – Required 5 years
• XMLTransform experience, including Document Type Definitions, Schema- Required 5 years
• Prior experience troubleshooting HL7 coding- Required- 3 years
• Data exchange interface engine experience- Required 3 years
• Orion Rhapsody- Highly Desired- 3 years
• Industry standard vocabulary code sets such as SNOMED, LOINC, and ICD10 (must have at least 1)- required- 2 years
• Electronic Health Record (EHR) experience (i.e. EPIC, Cerner)- Highly desired- 3 years
• Strong verbal and written communication skills with the ability to explain concepts with both health care professionals and IT personnel – 5 years
Leave a Reply