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We're searching for a Project Analyst, someone who works well in a fast-paced setting. In this position, you’ll lead integrated, complex, or cross-departmental projects and/or to manage the ongoing maintenance of a group of related activities.

 

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Job Duties & Responsibilities

Establishes project plans and conducts work team meetings 
Determines staff resource needs by assessing the size, duration, scope, and complexity of the project 
Establishes and maintains project implementation plans and project status reports 
Ensures documentation (i.e., project plans, test plans, policies, and procedures) is accurate, acceptable, and in accordance with Integrated Delivery System standards and policies 
Formulates testing and piloting of new processes and systems 
Ensures user acceptance of changes based on functional requirements 
Determines, analyzes, and formulates current practices, user needs, and workflow processed, issues, and potential solutions 
Appraises alternative systems and processes for workability and economic feasibility 
Recommends modifications to application designs or current procedures to maximize the advantages of current systems 
Negotiates design and implementation methodology with users and vendors 
Prepares specifications in an accurate and testable manner for system implementation analysis 
Serves as Research Administration Department representative as a participating member of designated committees. 
Provides the goals, problems, and solutions of the designated committees to/with Business Services Department management 
 

Skills & Requirements

H.S. Diploma or GED required 
A bachelor’s degree may substitute for two (2) years of work experience 
2 years of business, project, and/or healthcare experience required 

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