Temporary Data Entry Specialist (Grant-Funded Programs)
Confidential
Posted: April 13, 2026
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Quick Summary
A Temporary Data Entry Specialist will enter DACODS data into the Unity system, reconciling patient records and completing required reporting during a short-term project.
Required Skills
Job Description
Position Overview
We are seeking a detail-oriented Temporary Data Entry Specialist to support critical data cleanup and reporting efforts for grant funded programs. This role will focus on ensuring accurate and timely entry of required DACODS (Drug and Alcohol Coordinated Data System) surveys and related documentation in the Unity system.
This is a short-term, project-based role designed to help reconcile patient records, complete required reporting, and ensure compliance with grant obligations.
Key Responsibilities
- Enter DACODS data into the Unity system, including discharge records, encounter data, and new client surveys
- Review patient lists to identify individuals requiring discharge or data completion
- Accurately document and update patient status based on provided guidance
- Maintain high standards of data accuracy and completeness
- Collaborate with the Grants Team to prioritize and complete assigned tasks
- Communicate progress and flag discrepancies or questions in a timely manner
Time Commitment & Duration
10–15 hours per week
Approximately 3 months
Flexible schedule within business hours (M-F 8am - 5pm)
Reporting Structure
Primary Reporting: Grants Team (task assignment and prioritization)
Training & Support: Director of Virtual Therapy Services
Compensation
$27/hour
Preferred Qualifications
Experience with data entry in healthcare or behavioral health settings
- Familiarity with EHR systems (Unity preferred but not required)
- Strong attention to detail and accuracy
- Ability to manage repetitive tasks with consistency and focus
- Comfortable working independently with clear task direction
*Must reside in the State of Colorado