Analyst Clinical Applications

Role overview

This clinical applications analyst helps business teams identify and implement technical solutions that work with existing systems. The role supports application upgrades and enhancements, maintains technical environments, evaluates workflows, and validates changes through documentation and testing.

Responsibilities

- Work with business partners to assess issues and identify solutions that integrate with other systems. - Prepare work plans for application upgrades, modifications, and enhancements, including analysis and testing activities. - Help configure and maintain technical requirements across development, staging, and production environments. - Evaluate workflows and small to medium project requests, resolve operational issues, and coordinate vendor service expectations. - Write specifications and supporting documentation, develop test scenarios, and assist with technology standards and resource estimates. - Facilitate small-group meetings or presentations, manage small projects, and complete assigned work on schedule or report delays.

Requirements

- High school diploma or GED. - At least one year of application implementation and support experience, in addition to five years of progressive information services experience, relevant healthcare experience, or an equivalent combination. - Ability to develop comprehensive test plans and support application implementations or upgrades. - Strong written and verbal communication and technical collaboration skills.

Nice to have

- A bachelor’s degree in computer science, healthcare, or a related area; additional experience building applications on the current software version; and background in healthcare operations or IT. - Experience with application planning and implementation, triage, on-call support, disaster recovery or business continuity, client-server administration, networking, and project resource or budget management.

Benefits and work setup

- Remote position based in Pennsylvania, with a weekday day schedule of 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. and an on-call rotation.