Follow on Today’s spotlight: a work at home job with Datavant, one of the biggest companies in the game when it comes to healthcare data.
So What Does Datavant Do?
Datavant is all about making sure doctors, hospitals, insurance companies, and even the government can share and access health data safely. That means when a patient needs their medical records or when a hospital needs information from another clinic, Datavant is the middleman making it happen.
Think of them like the post office, but for medical files — digital, private, and way more secure.
Now What Would YOU Be Doing?
This is an entry-level position. That means it’s beginner-friendly, and they’re not expecting you to be an expert. You’ll be part of the team that helps send out or manage medical records. You’ll be the person behind the scenes making sure people’s health information gets to the right place.
Let’s break your job down piece by piece:
Step 1: Getting Requests
Someone asks for a copy of their medical records — maybe it’s a patient, a hospital, or an insurance company. That request comes to you.
Step 2: Reviewing It
You look over the request to make sure everything is allowed. Not everybody can just ask for someone’s private health information, so you double check that it’s legal, approved, and follows HIPAA rules (that’s the law that protects people’s health info).
Step 3: Gathering the Records
You go into the system or check physical files and pull together what was asked for. You might scan paperwork, pull digital files, or assemble everything in order.
Step 4: Sending It Out
Once you’ve got it all ready, you make sure it gets where it needs to go — fast and secure.
Step 5: Keeping Things Private
Your biggest job is to protect people’s private information. Nothing gets sent to the wrong person. Everything is tracked. No mistakes. You’re the one making sure that people’s business stays their business.
Will You Be On the Phone?
Yes, a little bit. This is not a full-blown call center job, but you will have to answer phones and maybe call someone back to confirm info or answer a question about a record.
So yes — there are phones, but they’re not the whole job.
Do You Need Experience?
Nope. Here’s what you do need:
- A high school diploma or GED
- Comfort using a computer and clicking through software
- Basic typing skills and attention to detail
- A calm voice and the ability to explain things clearly
- To be okay following rules and systems
- A quiet place to work where you can focus
Bonus Points If You Have:
- Worked in a doctor’s office or hospital
- Ever helped people at a front desk or in customer service
- Experience doing lots of paperwork or filing
- Good memory, fast learning, and a problem-solving mindset
What’s the Pay Like?
They don’t list the exact pay in the post, but jobs like this typically start between $16–$20/hour, depending on location and experience.
Why This Job Could Be Perfect for You
- It’s remote, which means you don’t have to drive anywhere
- You get real work experience without needing a degree
- You’re helping people and doing important work — quietly
- It’s beginner-friendly but still professional
- The company is growing, which means more room for you to grow too
This job is ideal if you’re organized, good at following instructions, and want to work from home without selling anything, pushing products, or being glued to a phone. You’ll be helping people, keeping things private, and building up your skills at a serious healthcare company.
If that sounds like something you can do, then don’t wait — this could be your next check.
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