Clinical Business Analyst With Patient Access
Fredericton, NB, CA, Canada
Job Description
Job Title: Clinical Business Analyst with Patient Access
Location: Fredericton, NB (Open for Remote but need to come onsite once a month)
Duration: 24 Months
Must Have Skills:
University Degree in Healthcare, Business Administration or Information Technology or equivalent combination of applicable education and experience.
Demonstrated experience as a Clinical Business Analyst /Clinical Informatics Analyst (or equivalent) responsible for Medical Imaging and Diagnostic Services related requirements gathering, workshop facilitation, use case analysis, business process analysis, detailed design activities, and developing business analysis documentation obtained in the last 10 years.
M3 Demonstrated experience working with Health Information Systems (EHR/CIS), and Healthcare operations as it relates to Medical Imaging and Diagnostic Services.
Demonstrated experience as a Business Analyst/Clinical Informatics Analyst in health information systems/CIS implementation projects. With direct experience working in healthcare operations Health Information Systems (EHR/CIS), building or implementing a similar scale project as it relates to Medical Imaging and Diagnostic Services.
Job Type: Fixed term contract
Contract length: 24 months
Pay: $70.00-$80.00 per hour
Expected hours: 37.5 per week
Benefits:
Dental care Extended health care Life insurance Paid time off Work from home
Education:
Bachelor's Degree (preferred)
Experience:
EHR systems: 5 years (preferred) Clinical: 5 years (preferred) Patient Access: 5 years (preferred) * Diagnostic Services: 5 years (preferred)
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Job Detail
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Job IdJD3062121
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IndustryNot mentioned
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Total Positions1
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Job Type:Full Time
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Salary:Not mentioned
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Employment StatusPermanent
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Job LocationFredericton, NB, CA, Canada
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EducationNot mentioned