Application Analyst

The Application Support Analyst is responsible for the design, implementation, oversight, and ongoing management of the software applications associated with ongoing hospital operations.

The primary goals of the application support analyst are ensuring excellent functionality, performance, reliability, security, fault-tolerance, and operational continuity of the hospital’s applications, and all of the IT-dependent business functions for which they exist.

The application support analyst will communicate effectively verbally and via written forms.

Additionally, analyst will demonstrate and maintain industry specific knowledge and judgment associated with the specific area of expertise.

Open to On-Site, Hybrid or Remote - depending on experience

SHIFT AND SCHEDULE Full Time 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

• Install, configure, support, and maintain software applications as assigned.
• Work with hospital departmental staff and super-users to continuously optimize and improve the functionality of the hospital application.
• Develop and maintain documentation of all application, database, interface, and associated services to facilitate the management, optimization, expansion, and troubleshooting of the hospital’s business applications.
• Develop and maintain adequate configuration documentation to ensure rapid deployment or repair of existing software components to ensure business continuity.
• Work to ensure excellent application security of all protected information in accordance with hospital policies and procedures, including those defined by HIPAA and other industry standards.
• Monitor software capacity, performance, and lifecycle to ensure continuity of adequate functionality.
• Research and recommend new technologies to facilitate the performance of the hospital’s business objectives.
• Ensure that all software and associated workflows meet hospital and industry standards.
• Undertake routine preventative measures to implement, maintain, and monitor software security and performance.
• Provide input to projects, training or information to individuals on tasks and projects which include a software component.