Clinical Application Analyst
$45/hour
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$45/hour
About the role
- Provide day-to-day technical support for healthcare applications and EMR systems.
- Troubleshoot application issues and help users resolve system problems.
- Create and manage user accounts, update access permissions, and perform basic system configurations.
- Assist with installing, implementing, upgrading, and maintaining clinical applications.
- Test applications and system changes before they go live to ensure everything works properly.
- Document troubleshooting steps, system procedures, and application updates.
- Guide and train healthcare staff on how to use applications and system features.
- Work with IT teams and business users to identify issues and improve application performance.
- Share technical knowledge and best practices with other team members.
- What We're Looking ForRequired Qualifications:
- Experience providing technical support for IT applications or business software.
- Hands-on experience supporting clinical applications or Electronic Medical Record (EMR/EHR) systems.
- Experience troubleshooting application issues, managing user accounts, and performing basic system configurations.
- Ability to assist with application implementations, upgrades, and system testing.
- Strong troubleshooting, problem-solving, and communication skills.
- Ability to explain technical information clearly to nontechnical users.
- Willingness and ability to work onsite in Louisville, KY during the initial training period and follow the hybrid schedule.
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Your notice period
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