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IT Business Analyst- Healthcare domain

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a top it product companyTampa (FL)

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$132,288 - $191,083 per year

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About the role

A top IT product company in Tampa, FL is seeking a Business Analyst.
About the company: A Top IT product company.
Requirements: 2+ years of experience in IT systems, Business Analysis, or a related area. Must have experience of Health plan's 'Appeals & Grievances for Medicare. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, PowerPoint).Basic understanding of healthcare regulations and compliance standards. Looking for only Green Card holders. Candidate must be based in Florida.
Responsibilities:
  • Collaborate with stakeholders to gather and document business requirements for system enhancements and new functionalities for appeals & grievances.
  • Conduct analysis to translate business needs into technical specifications.
  • Identify opportunities to improve system processes and workflows to enhance efficiency and effectiveness using company products and offerings.
  • Assist in implementing process improvement initiatives and system upgrades.
  • Demonstrate new features to end users.
  • Create and maintain comprehensive documentation, including Functional Specification Documents, Business Requirement Documents, user guides, and process flow diagrams.
  • Create Functional test cases and ensure system is running as per QA guidelines.
  • Ensure that all IT systems comply with healthcare regulations, data privacy, and security standards.
  • Stay updated with changes in healthcare IT regulations and best practices.
  • Please share your resumes at jayanti@marketscope.inSeniority level
  • AssociateEmployment type
Full-time Job function Business Development, Information Technology, and Analyst IndustriesIT Services and IT Consulting and Software Development
Salary: $132,288 - $191,082.67

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