Nebraska Trauma Registry Informatician - Statewide - Public Health

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Collecting, evaluating, and reviewing trauma registry datasets using the Nebraska Trauma Data Dictionary, EMS Data Dictionary, ACS National Trauma Data Dictionary, ICD‑10, HL7,

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Health & Human Services - Agency 25

Statewide, NE

$32.270

JR2026-00030279 Nebraska Trauma Registry Informatician - Statewide - Public Health (Open)

DHHS Nebraska is seeking an Informatician to develop and implement the Nebraska Trauma Registry and to support the statewide EMS Services data systems within the Public Health Division.

Key objectives for the position include the oversight of the Trauma Registry and EMS Patient Care Reporting System, building program efficiencies and effectiveness, ensuring data quality, and helping DHHS, Hospitals and EMS Services meet compliance goals and reporting requirements.

The position is located in Lincoln, Nebraska but other Nebraska DHHS Office locations may be considered subject to office availability at the time of offer.

Requirements

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Experience working with trauma registries, EMS data systems, or public health surveillance systems, including familiarity with national or state data dictionary standards.
Experience with health data standards such as HL7, ICD‑10, NEMSIS, SNOMED, FHIR, or similar reporting frameworks.
Experience providing technical assistance, system troubleshooting, or end‑user support in a public health, healthcare, or informatics setting.
Experience contributing to grant applications, data management plans, and public health program reporting.
Strong analytic skills, including identifying data quality issues, developing workflows, and supporting system enhancement initiatives.
Experience collaborating with clinicians, IT staff, EMS agencies, epidemiologists, and public health program leadership.

Statistical principles, public health data structures, and data standards such as HL7, ICD‑10, SNOMED, FHIR, NEMSIS, and USCDI.
Nebraska regulations, policies, and data collection requirements related to trauma and EMS systems.

Data analysis and reporting using SQL, SAS, R, Excel, Power BI, trauma data marts, and similar tools for identifying errors, trends, and reporting needs.
Business workflow analysis, including developing workflow diagrams, documenting processes, and identifying system inefficiencies or points of failure.

Troubleshoot system and user issues, evaluate data quality, and ensure accurate reporting across trauma and EMS datasets.
Communicate clearly with technical and non‑technical audiences, including clinicians, IT partners, administrators, and agency stakeholders.
Independently identify system issues, join datasets, conduct analytical reviews, and prepare reports for decision‑making and program planning.
Provide training and instruction for a diverse user groups, including hospital and EMS partners.
Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to support trauma system initiatives and project development.

What We Offer

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The State of Nebraska values our teammates as well as a supportive environment that strives to promote diversity, inclusion, and belonging. We recruit, hire, train, and promote in all job classifications and at all levels without regard to race, color, religion, sex. age, national origin, disability, marital status or genetics.