Must be VA Resident only || Business Analyst 3 (EHR Stability Analyst) || 1099/W2 Role
Must be VA Resident only || Business Analyst 3 (EHR Stability Analyst) || 1099/W2 Role
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About the role
- Provide responsive support to EHR users across Local Health Districts- Required 5 Years
- Triage, troubleshoot, and escalate issues appropriately- Required 7 Years
- Monitor and maintain key EHR workflows, processes, and procedures- Required 5 Years
- Engage with stakeholders to understand operational needs, evaluate current EHR capabilities, identify gaps, and recommend effective alternative so- Required 7 Years
- Gather, analyze, and document business requirements for system enhancements- Required 7 Years
- Develop user stories, acceptance criteria, and other Agile documentation as needed.- Required 7 Years
- Support functional, integration, and user acceptance testing- Required 7 Years
- Collaborate effectively with cross-functional technical, clinical, and business teams- Required 7 Years Produce clear user documentation, job aids, and training materials- Required 7 Years
- Experience providing application support, preferably in healthcare environments- Required 5Years
- Strong skills in requirements documentation and enhancement analysis- Desired 5 Years
- Excellent analytical, communication, and problem-solving abilities- Desired 5 Years
- Understanding of clinical, pharmaceutical, and patient billing workflows- Desired 5 Years
- Experience participating in structured testing cycles- Required 7 Years
- Proficiency with MS Office, Microsoft Teams, SharePoint- Required 7 Years
- Experience supporting or implementing EHR systems- Required 7 Years
- Knowledge of Oracle Health / Cerner platforms and public health workflows- Required 3 Years
- Experience with SQL, Oracle databases, or web application environments- Desired 5 Years
- Familiarity with Agile methodologies and documentation practices- Desired 5 Years
- Support Go-Live Related Activities- Required 2 Years
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