Data Analyst - Healthcare Encounters
Data Analyst - Healthcare Encounters
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Excellent communication skills and strong stakeholder and client-management skills across technical and nontechnical audiences
- Experience using SQL for supporting various Business and Data Operations.
- Demonstrated data-analysis skills using Excel, Tableau, QuickSight, or comparable tools
- Structured problem-solving and process-management experience; Six Sigma, Scrum, or Kanban certification preferred
- Project Management experience - ability to own a multi-step operational workflow, investigate issues, and drive through resolution
- Healthcare, Medicaid, encounters, EDI, or related payer/health-plan experience
- Experience with 837 encounter files, SFTP workflows, response files, or rejection management
- Own encounter-management responsibilities for approximately 6–8 clients
- Generate 837 healthcare encounter files, submit files to client destinations (typically SFTP), and track response files
- Triage and coordinate remediation of rejections with engineering and internal teams
- Report ongoing performance and SLA metrics and translate data into business decisions
- Competitive salary and annual bonus opportunities
- Remote with flexible hours
- Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) with company match
- Generous PTO, 10 paid company holidays, and paid parental leave
- Career growth opportunities in a mission-driven organization
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