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Healthcare Data Analyst Resume — Epic/EMR (Dallas)

Translate Epic data to clinical and operational outcomes. HIPAA‑aware, metrics‑first, ATS‑safe.

Focus: HL7/FHIR, dashboards, LOS, readmissions, throughput

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What hiring managers scan for

  • Interoperability: HL7v2, FHIR resources, EMR extract/transform pipelines.
  • Analytics stack: SQL (CTEs, window functions), Tableau/Power BI, data modeling.
  • Clinical impact: LOS reduction, readmission rate, patient throughput, time‑to‑discharge.
  • Governance: HIPAA compliance, de‑identification, PHI handling, audit trails.
  • Stakeholder adoption: KPI dashboards usage, alerts, and change mgmt.

What to highlight

  • HL7/FHIR integrations and Epic EMR data models you’ve worked with.
  • SQL depth (CTEs, window functions) powering clinical KPIs.
  • Tableau dashboards with adoption and decision impact.
  • Patient throughput, LOS, and readmission improvements with baselines.

Metrics to show

  • LOS: āˆ’X.Y% over Z months on target units (baseline → result).
  • Throughput: discharge time improved by A minutes; bottleneck alerts reduced waits by B%.
  • Readmission: āˆ’C.D% 30‑day readmits after risk stratification dashboards.
  • Adoption: KPI dashboard weekly active viewers ↑ to E users; alert CTR F%.

Before / After bullets

  • Before: Ad‑hoc LOS reporting. After: LOS dashboard by DRG and unit; āˆ’6.2% LOS in Med‑Surg.
  • Before: Manual handoffs. After: throughput tracker with HL7 triggers; discharge time āˆ’18 min.
  • Before: Static readmit report. After: risk heatmap + alerts; 30‑day readmits āˆ’3.1%.
  • Before: Low dashboard usage. After: role‑based views + training; weekly active ↑ 2.4Ɨ.

Turn work into measurable impact by showing baseline → change → clinical result.

Keyword list by JD

Interoperability

FHIR, HL7v2, EMR, Epic Clarity/Caboodle, interfaces, ETL.

Analytics

SQL (window functions), Tableau/Power BI, star/snowflake models, KPI design.

Clinical KPIs

Readmission, LOS, patient throughput, time‑to‑discharge, census, staffing.

How Resume Retriever works

  1. Paste a Dallas healthcare data analyst JD (Epic/EMR) and your resume.
  2. We tailor bullets to the JD’s language, emphasize measurable clinical impact, and keep ATS formatting clean.
  3. Export and apply — iterate quickly per role (from $2.99).

FAQs

Can I mention HIPAA on my resume?

Yes — indicate HIPAA training and governance experience. Avoid including PHI; describe processes (de‑identification, minimum necessary, auditing).

How do I talk about de‑identification?

Mention techniques (masking, aggregation, suppression) and where they were applied (test data sets, analytics sandboxes).

How do I quantify clinical impact?

Show baseline → result, timeframe, and cohort (unit, DRG, diagnosis). Tie to LOS, readmissions, or discharge times.

Which ATS skills should I include?

FHIR/HL7, SQL window functions, Tableau, Epic data models, HIPAA, and domain KPIs (LOS, readmission).

Should I link portfolio dashboards?

Yes — share de‑identified dashboards or mock data versions. Explain decision impact and adoption.

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