Summary: The Healthcare Analyst I position is responsible for the analysis and interpretation of healthcare data to support organization-wide decision-making. The analyst coordinates and prioritizes analysis requests and assists in the identification of healthcare system opportunities for improvement in costs, quality, coding, utilization and outcomes . Analytics – 40% Provides analytical support for ongoing and ad hoc projects, including defining data needs, evaluating data quality, and executing on developing analyses. Effectively community and document analytical processes and results. Supports other functions in all project phases from concept to implementation. Continually develop analytical and technical skills in order to support advancing and evolving functions. Assists in clinical program and initiative evaluation. Documents appropriate analytic processes. Assists senior analytics roles in more advance projects and processes. Ad-Hoc Support – 60% Provides support for ad-hoc requests that require clinical, quality, risk adjustment, and financial analysis. Prepares analysis for internal and external customers focused on reducing costs and enhancing healthcare system efficiency. Minimum Requirements: State the specific knowledge, skills, abilities, and experience required to perform the essential functions listed above. Include particular degrees, licenses, certifications, etc. if they are a minimum requirement for the job. Bachelor’s degree in a quantitative field of study (e.g. Mathematics, Economics, Statistics, Computer Science) and a minimum of 1-3 years of financial or analytical experience in a healthcare or related environment, or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Experience with SAS, R, and/or Python Exposure to SQL Experience working with large datasets Practical ability to visual data and communicate analysis findings Healthcare market experience a plus Excellent teamwork skills and ability to work independently MS Office required Excellent oral and written communication skills