Job Announcement Subject Matter Expert (1) DB is seeking a qualified candidate to fill the subject matter expert position within the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. Serves as subject matter expert, possessing in-depth knowledge of a particular area, such as business, computer science, engineering, mathematics, applicable federal policies, regulations and standards, or the various sciences. Provides technical knowledge and analysis of highly specialized applications and operational environments, high-level functional systems analysis, design, integration, documentation and implementation advice on exceptionally complex problems that need extensive knowledge of the subject matter for effective implementation. Participates as needed in all phases of software development with emphasis on the planning, analysis, testing, integration, documentation, and presentation phases. Applies principles, methods and knowledge of the functional area of capability to specific task order requirements, advanced mathematical principles and methods to exceptionally difficult and narrowly defined technical problems in engineering and other scientific applications to arrive at automated solutions. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Provide ongoing technical support for customers using key Registry Plus tools (Abstract Plus, Prep and CRS/TLC Plus, Registry Plus online help and Registry Plus Utility programs), as well as all Collaborative Stage Data Collection System (CS) conversion utilities and programs. Develop tools and methods to streamline support for customers using CS and Registry Plus Online Help. Perform software analysis, interface design, and testing; including performing application review and providing specifications to programmers, generating usability testing materials and collaborating with usability engineers and programmers to incorporate usability testing results. Develop specifications for national cancer reporting standards, contributing to design of new modules, and performing problem identification and resolution testing as needed. Generating software system documentation, user training materials, software manuals, and context-sensitive online help for the various Registry Plus applications. Provide training at NPCR-sponsored workshops and presentations at national conferences and other meetings as required, and providing software demonstrations as required. Maintain a national cancer community presence and leadership role via regular participation in various North American Association of Central Cancer Registries (NAACCR) committee teleconferences, contributing towards decision-making regarding implementation and enforcement of national cancer reporting standards. Provide subject matter expertise in population-based cancer registry operations in the areas of: registry operations, data flow, data collection, data editing, quality control, auditing for accuracy/completeness, applicable standards for coding and classification, registry software systems, and CS. Develop and maintain Registry Plus Online Help, a reference resource combining the content of major standard coding manuals published by, for example, the National Cancer Institute and American College of Surgeons, into a single HTML help system with a combined index, full-text searching, and hyperlinks within and between manuals. Analyze and reformat content of standard manuals into HTML as updates are issued at least annually. Use Adobe RoboHelp to maintain and compile the online help versions of manuals. Use Microsoft Access to maintain control table and pick lists for the software products. Serve on Mapping Team, Informatics Team, and CS Technical Advisory Panel for the CS project, the North-America-wide system for collecting standardized data on extent of disease and stage classification for reported cancers. Develop code sets for new data items. Develop conversion specifications when the system is revised. Consult on design and implementation of special studies as needed, especially with establishing code sets and modifying Registry Plus products to meet study requirements. Participate in collaborative work with other agencies and organizations to standardized data, for example, by sitting on standing NAACCR committees. Actively participate in developers meetings and contributes to the feature sets for enhancements of Registry Plus products. Prepare both technical documentation for customer-based IT support staff and training materials for end users of Registry Plus products. KSAs in addition to generic labor category descriptions Ability to work independently and with a team on development projects. Familiarity with NAACCR data standards. Subject matter expertise in the areas of classification of diseases, cancer staging and treatment, and coding systems and standards, for development of data collection tools for ongoing and special projects, such as the Pathology Informatics for Cancer Registries support tools, and mapping data elements from pathology reports onto cancer registry data elements. Certified as a CTR; knowledge of health applications and software development processes; extensive experience with documenting software functionality development of contextsensitive help, developing materials for and conducting user training, and providing technical support. Exceptionally well-developed analysis and writing skills, including ability to organize complex material, propose solutions, and craft appropriate documents in multiple styles to meet different requirements and audiences. TO APPLY: For additional information or to apply, please submit a current resume and cover letter to: Shawn Boyd VP, PMO and Outsourcing sboyd@dbconsultinggroup.com Phone Extension: 330 Al Small Program Manager asmall@dbconsultinggroup.com Phone: 404.273.7320 EOE