The Research Data Coordinator will manage administrative and research datasets for research, organize, catalogue, and curate relevant data, including data from NIH-funded cohort studies; Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project data; office of Statewide Health Planning and Development Data; data from insurance claims; data from digital health registries, including wearable-device data. The Analyst will maintain appropriate certifications, update data accordingly, work with external agencies to meet regulatory requirements and assure users are appropriately certified. They will manage the data to select requested cohorts and translate the available data into analysis-ready datasets. They will work with the entities providing datasets (such as OSHPD or UK Biobank) to update data and work with investigators to access and/ or apply for new data as appropriate. TheAnalyst will have sufficient working knowledge of computers to identify, make relevant recommendations about, utilize, update, and maintain systems to facilitate this work.

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