The Research Data Analyst supports research activities through data management, statistical analysis, and data visualization. They collaborate on study design and implementation while preparing reports and dissemination materials to support project goals.
The Finance and Accounting Analyst 2 manages financial data, prepares reports, and performs variance analysis to support institutional special projects and initiatives. They are responsible for processing financial transactions, preparing operating and capital budgets, and providing financial advice to senior leadership.
The faculty member will provide didactic and clinical instruction, mentor students, and participate in curriculum development. Additionally, they will engage in scholarly activities, faculty governance, and service to support the university's missions of teaching and research.
The Inpatient Coder is responsible for accurately abstracting medical records and assigning ICD-10 codes to inpatient services while ensuring compliance with federal and state regulations. They also collaborate with CDI reviewers and coding leadership to resolve billing issues and maintain high coding accuracy standards.
The postdoctoral scholar will conduct cutting-edge research into Parkinson’s disease, including investigating underlying biology and evaluating therapeutic options. The role also involves networking with the local neuroscience community and promoting efforts to increase diversity in the academic research field.
The Budget Manager is responsible for managing the development, monitoring, and reporting of annual operating and capital budgets across research and education missions. This role also involves supervising financial staff, performing variance analysis, and providing strategic financial recommendations to executive leadership.
The Senior Revenue Cycle Analyst manages the implementation, optimization, and maintenance of Epic Revenue Guardian functionality to ensure compliant charge capture and revenue integrity. This role involves analyzing large datasets to identify trends, resolving billing exceptions, and collaborating with clinical and IT teams to mitigate revenue leakage.
The Enterprise Coding Manager provides strategic and operational leadership for coding services, ensuring accurate and compliant service delivery. They are responsible for managing coding staff, overseeing performance metrics, and collaborating with stakeholders to optimize revenue cycle goals.
This position provides administrative and logistical support for the statewide perinatal substance use disorder program, including coordination of outreach, quality improvement, and advocacy activities. The role also involves monitoring program metrics, managing budgets, and serving as a primary point of contact for partner hospitals and clinics.
The Privacy Associate serves as a subject matter expert to facilitate institutional compliance with privacy regulations, including HIPAA, FERPA, and GDPR. They are responsible for conducting privacy impact assessments, managing risk mitigation strategies, and providing expert guidance to the OHSU community.
The student worker will assist the Information and Collaboration Services team with technical documentation, departmental newsletters, and website maintenance. They will also support systems changes, project work, and security notifications while working with a cross-functional team.
The position involves reviewing clinical documentation to assign accurate CPT, ICD-10-CM, and HCPCS codes for professional services. Additionally, the coder will monitor billing compliance, develop documentation procedures, and provide training and support to the coding team.
The Radiation Medicine Coder is responsible for abstracting medical records and assigning accurate CPT, ICD-10, and DRG codes for complex inpatient and outpatient services. The role also involves monitoring billing compliance with federal and state regulations and providing mentorship to coding staff.
Perform high-accuracy coding for specialized outpatient surgical and observation cases using Epic and 3M encoder. Provide mentorship to coding staff and ensure compliance with CMS and OMAP federal and state laws.
Manage, validate, and analyze large health insurance claims datasets using appropriate statistical methods. Work closely with interdisciplinary investigators to contribute to academic manuscripts and written reports.
