Supports healthcare applications through training, workflow analysis, data collection, testing, deployment, documentation, and user support. Serves as a liaison between IT and operations to align system design with clinical and operational processes. Ensures application builds support organizational goals and comply with HIPAA and Meaningful Use requirements.
Summary
Job Description:
Baptist Health is looking for an Application Support Analyst - Intermediate to join our team in Louisville!
Under general direction, responsible for application training and integration of information technology in the healthcare setting. This position will serve as a liaison between the IT department and operations to align system design with operational processes. This includes data collection, workflow analysis, testing, training and at the elbow and phone support. Participates in application deployment and procedure documentation. Ensures that the software build meets organizational goals and external mandates such as HIPAA and Meaningful Use.
Qualifications:
- Minimum of a Bachelor’s degree and one year job-related experience, or two years’ direct healthcare experience in lieu of a degree.
- Appropriate certification or licensure (if applicable) required.
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