Data Entry Operator

About SSO Hospital -

Specialty Surgical Oncology (SSO) is one of India s leading cancer surgery networks, founded by Dr
Sanket Mehta, a pioneer in advanced onco-surgical techniques The group brings together top specialists across breast, gastrointestinal, uro-oncology, gynec-oncology, thoracic, head & neck, and robotic surgery, delivering world-class outcomes at accessible costs Backed by 2070 Health (Everhope), SSO operates a growing network of centres across Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Nagpur, Belgaum, and other cities, focused on building India s first organ-specific chain of cancer excellence centres The team blends deep clinical expertise with technology, patient empathy, and operational excellence to make high-quality cancer care available to every patient Role overview -The Data Entry Operator will support the Research & Publication Wing by digitizing, organizing, and maintaining accurate patient and surgical data required for research and publication purposes This role is crucial for ensuring data quality, consistency, and traceability Key Responsibilities -

Enter and update clinical, surgical, and outcome data into structured databases or Excel trackers

Ensure completeness and accuracy of patient datasets for research projects

Maintain confidential and anonymized data records as per ethical standards

Cross-check data with discharge summaries, operative notes, and pathology reports

Coordinate with clinical writer and doctors to extract required data points for studies

Prepare monthly data summaries for ongoing research projects

Support digital archiving of research documents, images, and consent forms

Graduate in Science / Commerce / IT or related discipline

1 2 years of experience in hospital data entry or research documentation

Proficiency in MS Excel and data management tools

Basic understanding of medical terms (training will be provided)

Strong attention to detail and accuracy

Preferred Skills -

Experience with EMR/HIS systems (e
g, Athma, HealthPlix, etc)

Knowledge of data privacy and patient confidentiality norms

Willingness to work in an academic clinical environment