MMIS Business Analyst
anvetaQuincy (MA)
About the role
MMIS Business Analyst
Location: Quincy, MA /Hybrid
Duration:
6 – 12 Months with a possible extension In-Person Interview Hybrid 2 days onsite every week 37.5 Hours work week paid (30 mins break hours not paid)EOHHS is seeking to hire a Business Analyst to join our collaborative Medicaid Management Information System (MMIS) team. The Business Analyst (BA) will work on our established Provider Reimbursement and Claims processing functional areas to support the development, testing and implementation of projects and enhancements to meet the business objectives of the Mass Health (Massachusetts Medicaid) program specifically projects to support the member community. BA should be well versed in health plan management, operational concepts, and the systems development lifecycle. Preference will be given to candidates with Medicaid systems experience well as claims and business knowledge of the Mass Health program. The BA must have sufficient knowledge of the entire scope of the health care business to ensure that the development and testing work within their functional area is compatible with the MMIS system. The BA's primary responsibility is to ensure that the implemented coding scheme meets the requirements of the business community and conforms to all applicable Federal and state laws. The BA will be called upon to act as an active member in all phases of the project including gap analysis, requirements gathering, design and development activities, documentation, testing, implementation, and stabilization. The BA will be expected to work independently, as part of a team as well as with business stakeholders so excellent communication and documentation skills is a requirement for this job. The primary work location for this role will be at 100 Hancock Street Quincy, Massachusetts 02171. The work schedule for this position is Monday thru Friday, 9:00AM to 5:00PM. This position would be expected to follow a hybrid model of reporting to work that combines in-office workdays and work from home days as needed. Schedules are subject to change based on the operational needs of the business. Detailed list of Job Duties and Responsibilities: Lead and participate in joint application design session with stakeholders Knowledge of SDLC and Agile methodology a plus Develop test strategies, test scenarios and test cases based on written requirements Execute and review test runs and sign off on testing components Document requirements and participate in their development and testing Support the development of end-user training materials and end-user documentation as required. Possible oversight role during the stabilization phase of each release including the monitoring of system change execution, the development of system "fix" strategies and the close monitoring of the implementation of those strategies Work with vendors to ensure business requirements are fully defined and tested. Communicate updates and changes to impacted stakeholders Represent MMIS in business meetings as needed Support program staff, vendors, and other stakeholder with MMIS related questions or concerns. Provide back up to other business analysts as needed. Data query and analysis. Preferred
Qualifications:
Proficient in business analysis to support all stages of system project lifecycle Competency in HIPAA claims and payment transaction processing Strong data analysis skills- SQL proficient Excellent communication and documentation skill Excellent interpersonal skills necessary to interact effectively with project managers, developers, business analysts, systems analysts, SQA analysts, business users/stakeholders, and data processing personnel; as well as interact with representatives from external agencies and companies. Demonstrated ability to work independently, as well as within project teams, providing relevant system analysis services. Highly analytical, with the ability to independently analyze, document findings and recommend solutions. Education and Certifications:
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