Product Services & Management Analyst (Hybrid)

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About the positionResponsibilities• Analyzes, verifies, tracks and recommends for development of implementation plans for system development and implementation of products and solutions which may include discovery, design, conversion, testing, and/or any other components of the project plan cycle and agile delivery.• Serves as a liaison between business and technology teams.• Participates in developing and delivering training programs for current and prospective users; educates practice, site, and corporate management on project operations and procedures.• Assists implementation team in configuring HIPAA rules based on System policies and legal requirements.• Ensures processes are compliant with system policies, applicable laws, and contractual bargaining agreements.• Performs solution audits; resolves discrepancies, as required.• Collaborates with implementation teams to resolve user issues.• Consults with departments to provide customer support during and post implementation.• Conducts post implementation satisfaction surveys; advises management of results and recommends actions; troubleshoots issues and resolves concerns as well as recommends necessary fixes; consults with newly acquired facilities and designs transition and implementation plans.• Operates under general guidance and work assignments are varied and require interpretation and independent decisions on course of action.• Performs related duties as required.Requirements• Bachelor's Degree required, or equivalent combination of education and related experience.• Minimum of 3 years of relevant experience, required. Experience working in a dynamic, high-technology environment, preferred.Nice-to-haves• 2-3 years experience within Revenue Cycle• Epic experience• Strong analytical skills with proficiency in Excel• Ability to prioritize delegated tasks efficiently and collaborate with team members• Excellent communication, interpersonal & leadership skills, preferred.

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