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Business Analyst

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zortech solutionsCockeysville (MD)

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About the role

Business Analyst
Location: Cockeysville, Maryland (Onsite from day 1)
Duration: 6-12+ Months
Job Description
Skills:
  • Business Analyst (RCM Domain Understanding in Healthcare & well versed with Data & BI Platform implementation)
  • Business Analyst (Onsite)10+ Years of experience; Good domain knowledge in Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) related products and data (insurance claims, payments) in Healthcare domain; Should have worked in Data Engineering, Data Warehouse, BI Reporting projects as business analyst
  • Should have end-to-end understanding of data platform and Analytics systems
  • Collecting, defining, and documenting business requirements related to Enterprise Reporting solution
  • Work closely with Product owner, and other business stakeholders to suggest best possible process architecture and improvisations to IT team
  • Analyze and evaluate large amount of data and current business processes a company has, identify areas of improvements
  • Presenting ideas and findings to all stakeholders.
  • Ensuring solutions meet business needs and requirements
  • Performing sanity testing, User acceptance testing as needed.
  • Prioritizing initiatives/user stories based on business needs and requirements.
  • Working knowledge of any agile tools like Jira/Confluence preferred, Creating User Stories, Epic etc.

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