Business Systems Analyst

Role overview Develop, implement, and support business applications used across clinical and nonclinical functions. The analyst works with end users, vendors, project teams, and information systems colleagues to translate operational needs into effective use of system capabilities. The work spans application support and lifecycle management, project coordination, process analysis, and guidance for users and staff.

Responsibilities - Assess supported systems and workflows, identify gaps or risks, and recommend improvements. - Support application changes, testing, deployment, performance monitoring, maintenance, issue resolution, upgrades, and lifecycle planning. - Coordinate projects and work with vendors, users, management, and technical teams to resolve system issues and meet project objectives. - Maintain system procedures and documentation, and help train users and other analysts. - Assist with planning and tracking projects and user support across assigned functional areas. - Participate in the applications on-call rotation, with 24-hour availability and the judgment to respond to operational issues.

Requirements - Associate degree required. - Ability to work with end users, technical teams, vendors, and managers to coordinate work and resolve problems. - Skill in analyzing information systems, business processes, and application workflows. - Ability to support testing, deployment, maintenance, and ongoing system improvements.

Benefits and work setup Full-time, 40 hours per week on the first shift. The stated compensation range is $63,564.80–$98,529.60, with pay based on experience.