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Data Rn information

What are Data RNs?

Data RNs, or Data Registered Nurses, are nursing professionals who specialize in managing, analyzing, and interpreting healthcare data. They often work with electronic health records (EHR), quality improvement initiatives, and data-driven decision-making in clinical settings. Their role bridges clinical expertise and informatics to enhance patient care, safety, and healthcare outcomes. Data RNs may also help train staff on data systems and ensure compliance with privacy regulations.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Data RN, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Data RN, you need a solid background in nursing practice, strong analytical skills, and experience with healthcare data management, typically supported by an RN license and familiarity with informatics or data analysis. Proficiency with electronic health record (EHR) systems, healthcare analytics tools, and possibly certifications like Certified Informatics Nurse (RN-BC) are common requirements. Attention to detail, effective communication, and problem-solving abilities are crucial soft skills for collaborating with clinical teams and interpreting data accurately. These skills ensure accurate data-driven decision making that improves patient care and healthcare outcomes.

What are some common challenges faced by Data Analysts when working with cross-functional teams?

Data Analysts often collaborate with departments like marketing, product, and engineering to translate business needs into actionable insights. A common challenge is aligning on data definitions and ensuring consistent understanding across teams, which can lead to misinterpretation of results. Additionally, Data Analysts may need to balance requests from multiple stakeholders while maintaining data quality and integrity. Effective communication and setting clear expectations are key to navigating these challenges and delivering impactful analyses.

What is the difference between Data Rn vs Data Analyst?

AspectData RnData Analyst
Required CredentialsTypically requires a nursing license and healthcare data knowledgeUsually requires a degree in statistics, data science, or related field
Work EnvironmentHealthcare settings, hospitals, clinicsVarious industries including finance, marketing, healthcare, and tech
Employer & Industry UsagePrimarily in healthcare organizationsAcross multiple industries including healthcare, finance, retail
Common Search & ComparisonOften compared for healthcare data rolesMore general data analysis roles

Data Rn specializes in healthcare data management, requiring nursing credentials and working mainly in healthcare settings. Data Analysts have broader roles across industries, focusing on interpreting data to inform business decisions, often with a background in statistics or data science. While both roles analyze data, Data Rn is healthcare-specific, whereas Data Analysts work across various sectors.

Nurse Practitioner - NPLC Clinic CONTRACT 12 months

CMHA Durham

Oshawa, ON โ€ข On-site

Other

Medical, PTO

Re-posted 28 days ago


Job description

Salary: 123,400/yr

Who we are:
Canadian Mental Health Association Durham is an integrated community mental health and
primary care hub that has been providing mental health services to Durham Region for over 60
years.
During that time, it has evolved to provide a broad range of services to individuals and their
families experiencing mental health challenges, from information and education to case
management, psychosocial rehabilitation, housing and primary healthcare. These services are
provided through inter-professional teams focused on providing clinically based services that, in
addition to dealing with client mental health issues, address social determinants of health using
the recovery model.


Overview of the role: The Nurse Practitioner provides services to clients who include the
individual throughout their lifespan, the family, and the community, with strong emphasis on
health promotion, patient education and disease prevention.


Responsibilities:


Assessment
Working within the scope of practice of the RN (EC), performs a comprehensive health or
symptom directed assessment synthesizes data from multiple sources to make diagnosis, as
part of the health care team
Spend adequate time with the client to determine the presence of existing and potential
health problems, with a major focus on related lifestyle, psychological, sociocultural, and
environmental risk factors which may influence the clients health status, deals with these
personally or by referral to or in consultation with, other health care providers and
agencies/services
In accordance with the philosophy of primary health care, encourages clients and families to
take responsibility for their own health by involving them in risk factor and health problem
identification, goal setting, and the choices of interventions for disease treatment and
prevention, health promotion
Works collaboratively and in consultation with the collaborating physicians and specialists as
defined in the RN(EC) scope of practice Expectation for consultation with physicians
Works within medical directives as established and approved by CMHA Durham and the
collaborating physician
Determine the need for and orders from an approved list and interprets the results of
screening and diagnostic laboratory tests, within the scope of practice
Determines the need for and orders and interprets reports of diagnostic Imaging within the
scope of RN(EC) practice
Keeps complete, accurate, legible and timely records of clients visits, which will provide
information to assist other practitioners in continuing the clients care
Sees clients at the clinic with scheduled and urgent appointments, and in the community
through home visits, during regular and extended hours


Treatment
Provides advances nursing care and treatment (including pharmacological complementary
therapies and/or counselling interventions for health problem) Nurse Practitioner, NPLC 2
Monitors the ongoing therapy of clients with chronic stable illness by providing effective
pharmacological, complementary, or counselling interventions
Prescribe drugs included in the Schedules of the Regulations to treat diseases or disorders
within the RN(EC) scope of practice
Collaboration with physicians, independently and with other allied health to develop and
discuss appropriate individualized care plans with client/family caregiver based on best
practices
Documents using client health records, refers to and arranges follow-up as necessary
Implements strategies to foster independent and healthy lifestyles with the chronically ill
medical population
Synthesizes information from individual clients to identify broader implications within the
family
Assesses and manages the care of families, in collaboration with team members
Uses community assessment data to identify community needs and resources and develops,
implements and evaluates appropriate programming
Ensures that encounter forms and other statistics have been recorded and participates in
their analysis
Involves and encourages clients in decisions and actions about their own health
Initiate and develops health education and other activities that assist, promote and support
clients as they strive to achieve the highest level of health
Delivers health education program for patients and communities
Implements strategies to promote health and prevent disease for both primary and secondary
prevention
Advocates for services with clients


Organizational Role
Maintaining current knowledge of policy manuals, reading minutes of meetings and keeping
up to date with organizational happenings
Contributing to the efficient functioning of the organization and the attainment of goals
Basing practice on sound theoretical knowledge and best practices
Arranging priorities as necessary to perform tasks
Knowing established work and administrative procedures


Risk Management
Minimizes risks adhering to CMHA Durham policies and procedures identifying, assessing,
evaluating and controlling risks ensuring well-being of staff and clients


Skills you bring:
Council of Ontario University Program in Nursing Primary Health Care Nurse Practitioner
Program Certificate (or recognized equivalent) in good standing
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Master in nursing or health-related field required
Current registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario as an RN(EC) required
Current Membership with the RNAO and evidence of liability insurance Nurse Practitioner,
NPLC 3
Liability protection or liability insurance required (CNPS)
Satisfactory criminal reference check
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Intermediate proficiency in written and verbal French is an asset
Proficient in use of internet, Microsoft software, drug database programs
Current Ontario Drivers License Experience with electronic medical records system is an
asset
Sound knowledge of the Mental Health Act, Health Care Consent Act, and other related
legislation in Ontario is an asset
Sound knowledge of psychotropic medications including usage and potential side effects
Ability to manage a system of medication checks ensuring accuracy
Ability to develop and maintain positive relationships clients, community, partners and
represent the agency in a professional manner at all times
Excellent communication (written and verbal) skills and ability to formally present information
to individuals or groups in order to develop, implement and monitor nursing care plans and
attend meetings
Ability to resolve complex client problems in order to ensure a high standard of nursing
service
Excellent assessment and organizational skills
Ability to work with individuals of diverse backgrounds
Flexibility to adapt to change and support any function required within the clinic (i.e.
injections, phlebotomy, administrative support)
Ability to work independently when necessary
Ability to think critically and creatively
Ability to make accurate nursing assessments and implement best practices
Ability to minimize risks adhering to established policies and procedures
Ability to participate as a member of a high performance multi-disciplinary team
Knowledge of MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook), internet
Working within the scope of practice of the RN (EC), performs a comprehensive health or
symptom directed assessment synthesizes data from multiple sources to make diagnosis, as
part of the health care team
Spend adequate time with the client to determine the presence of existing and potential
health problems, with a major focus on related lifestyle, psychological, sociocultural, and
environmental risk factors which may influence the clients health status, deals with these
personally or by referral to or in consultation with, other health care providers and
agencies/services
In accordance with the philosophy of primary health care, encourages clients and families to
take responsibility for their own health by involving them in risk factor and health problem
identification, goal setting, and the choices of interventions for disease treatment and
prevention, health promotion
Works collaboratively and in consultation with the collaborating physicians and specialists as
defined in the RN(EC) scope of practice Expectation for consultation with physicians Nurse
Practitioner, NPLC 4
Works within medical directives as established and approved by CMHA Durham and the
collaborating physician
Determine the need for and orders from an approved list and interprets the results of
screening and diagnostic laboratory tests, within the scope of practice
Determines the need for and orders and interprets reports of diagnostic ultrasounds within
the scope of RN(EC) practice
Keeps complete, accurate, legible and timely records of clients visits, which will provide
information to assist other practitioners in continuing the clients care
Sees clients at the clinic with scheduled and urgent appointments, and in the community
through home visits, during regular and extended hours


EFFORT
Sits, stands and walks daily in order to perform the duties of the job
Concentration, attentiveness and creativity required daily to assess clients, administer
medications/ injections, attend meetings, manage system of medicine administration, prepare
documents, listen to clients, use nursing equipment, etc., as well as may lift walkers and push
wheelchairs as needed
Committed to self-care to maintain therapeutic competencies


WORKING CONDITIONS
Works in a medical office environment, may also be required to work in residential homes,
doctors offices, and shelters
Exposure to clients in crisis
Exposure to abusive/irate clients, deadlines, multiple demands, distractions/Interruptions
Exposure to hazards such as blood and bodily fluids and cleaning fluids


What we offer:
CMHA Durham is a non-profit community-based organization that believes that mental and
physical health care is for everyone regardless of class, race, sexuality, gender, age, faith, or
ability. With a hybrid working model, memberships to meditation apps, competitive vacation,
wellness time and 100% employer paid health benefits, work-life balance is not only
encouraged but expected. Our Monday Friday work week has 35 hours for most position and
everyone gets their birthday off with pay.


Read more about us at CMHADurham.org/getinvolved.
CMHA Durham endorses the principles of workforce diversity and does not use AI algorithms or
automated decision-making in the recruitment process. All qualified candidates are
encouraged to apply; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. Please advise us if you require any level of accommodation, we are here to help and support you.