The Data Cleanup Specialist will perform high-volume data entry, record maintenance, and quality assurance to support the transition between research grant systems. Responsibilities include identifying data discrepancies, updating records based on business rules, and maintaining organized tracking logs.
The analyst manages and executes quality activities, data management, and regulatory compliance for the Adult Hematology, Blood and Marrow Transplant and Cellular Therapy program. They collaborate with clinical leaders to monitor quality benchmarks, prepare for audits, and implement performance improvement strategies.
The Payroll Analyst performs payroll generation activities, including labor distribution, leave accruals, and tax withholding compliance. They are responsible for validating and entering HR data transactions into the unified payroll database while ensuring accuracy and adherence to system deadlines.
The Practice Coordinator serves as the primary administrative contact for patients, managing scheduling, insurance authorizations, and clinical information flow. They work closely with clinical and management teams to ensure efficient practice operations and high-quality customer service.
The supervisor will lead the Systems, Integration, and Pipelines Unit to oversee enterprise data modernization, cloud-native architecture, and data engineering projects. They are responsible for supervising staff, ensuring data interoperability, and managing clinical informatics methods to support public health decision-making.
The Data System Analyst designs, develops, and manages SQL Server databases and Tableau dashboards to support pharmacy enterprise data needs. They perform complex data analysis to extract actionable insights and optimize revenue cycle workflows.
The Network Finance Director provides strategic financial leadership and operational support to the UCSF Health Network, focusing on optimizing financial systems and performance at community hospitals. The role involves managing revenue cycle initiatives, labor productivity, and financial reporting to drive proactive decision-making and organizational accountability.
The Health Information Coder III is responsible for accurately assigning ICD-10-CM, ICD-10-PCS, and DRG codes based on clinical documentation for inpatient cases. They also ensure data abstraction meets regulatory and quality standards while maintaining patient confidentiality and resolving documentation discrepancies.
The Informatics Specialist will develop and maintain public health informatics systems to support communicable disease prevention and control activities. Responsibilities include conducting data analysis, performing quality assurance testing, and providing technical support to internal and external partners.
The Medical Coder reviews clinical documentation to assign standardized codes for diagnoses and procedures to ensure accurate reimbursement. They also resolve billing edits, audit data, and collaborate with clinical staff to maintain high coding accuracy and compliance.
The Medical Coder reviews clinical documentation to assign standardized codes for diagnoses and procedures to ensure accurate reimbursement. They also resolve claim edits, maintain coding accuracy, and collaborate with clinicians to resolve documentation queries.
Provide complex desktop and application support to end-users while maintaining secure and confidential information. Act as a mentor to junior staff and handle internal escalations to ensure team service levels are met.
The Oracle Cloud Administrator is responsible for administering, monitoring, and maintaining the organization's Oracle Cloud Infrastructure environment. This role serves as the technical lead for OCI operations, collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure system security, availability, and performance.
The Health Information Coder III is responsible for accurately translating clinical documentation into standardized alphanumeric codes for inpatient, outpatient, and same-day surgery services. They ensure compliance with official coding guidelines, practice standards, and privacy regulations while abstracting data for hospital records.
The ITSM Analyst drives the design, implementation, and optimization of IT service management processes to enhance efficiency and customer experience. They are responsible for managing the CMDB, facilitating the Change Advisory Board, and supporting incident and problem evaluation processes.
The specialist reviews and codes complex patient encounters to ensure accurate reimbursement and compliance with regulatory standards. They also collaborate with clinical divisions to resolve documentation queries and provide training to team members on specialty-specific coding requirements.
Develop, implement, and maintain IAM solutions and technical infrastructure to manage the lifecycle of user identities. Collaborate with stakeholders and vendors to ensure secure, compliant, and efficient access management across the university.
Manage and maintain UCSF's network security infrastructure to protect data and systems from unauthorized access and cyber-attacks. This includes configuring security devices, resolving network incidents, and developing device hardening standards.
Provide advanced technical consultation, troubleshooting, and support for hardware, software, and network systems for end users. Responsible for installing, configuring, and documenting systems while maintaining secure and confidential information in a 24/7 clinical environment.
The role involves interpreting complex requirements to extract, clean, and analyze large volumes of electronic medical records and claims data. The analyst will support researchers by executing statistical analyses and producing detailed reports and figures for publication.
The Practice Coordinator serves as the public face of the practice, supporting administrative, clinical, and management teams to ensure efficient outpatient operations. Key duties include managing CRM messages, referrals, billing, and facilitating accurate information flow between medical staff and departments.
Oversees the planning, development, and management of UCSF websites and digital services to ensure alignment with institutional goals. Leads the implementation of platform improvements, content strategies, and accessibility standards while guiding web staff and contributors.
Provide strategic oversight of contract manufacturing organizations to ensure cGMP, QA, and CMC compliance for a complex clinical trial. Manage investigational product forecasting, supply planning, and technical risk while coordinating with federal stakeholders and the Department of Defense.
