Data Analyst EPD Cardiothoracic Surgery

For the Cardiothoracic Surgery department, we are looking for a data analyst. We are happy to meet ambitious candidates. Please feel free to drop by.

Patient data from the cardiothoracic surgery process is recorded uniformly and discreetly in the Electronic Patient Record. The data analyst is responsible for collecting and managing data in a transparent and reliable manner, as well as making this data available for analysis and accountability, and for supporting quality and science. In the field of data management, you are responsible for quality. You systematically check for the accuracy, completeness, and timeliness of patient-related information. You also ensure the unlocking, enrichment, and delivery of data for analyses, internal and external accountability, and for scientific research. You initiate reports or prepare them yourself. And you contribute to the cyclical improvement of the department's data management.

We are looking for an enthusiastic, dedicated colleague with an eye for detail. If the challenge appeals to you and you recognize yourself in the qualities below, we would like to invite you for an introduction.

• Minimum HBO (higher professional education) level of working and thinking.
• Experience in performing quantitative analyses and preparing reports.
• Affinity with the healthcare sector (cardiovascular care) is a plus.
• Excellent knowledge of Excel, VBA, and Power Query, or the willingness to learn these.
• Good organizational skills and resistant to stress.
• Good communication skills.
• Able to work independently and proactively.
• Analytical, accurate, flexible, orderly, and attentive are characteristics that define you.

• If you have substantive questions about this position, please contact prof. dr. Ad Verhagen, cardiothoracic surgeon, dr. Marie-José de Hartog, cardiothoracic surgeon, or ask them via the staff secretariat: 024-3613711
• A Certificate of Conduct (VOG) is required for this position.

We are recruiting for this vacancy ourselves. We do not appreciate acquisition; however, sharing within your network is welcome.