Clinical Content Analyst - EHR

Job Description

Position Summary

As a Homecare Homebase Clinical Content Analyst, you want to transform the point of care experience by making clinician documentation accessible, effective and efficient. Because you care about making the lives of nearly 200,000 users better, you strive to listen to their needs and to understand their challenges. As you gather numerous stakeholder perspectives, you continue our legacy of delivering exceptional and innovative products.

Your blend of business and technical savviness, understanding of Homecare Homebase and our customer’s business objectives, and your drive to execute makes you successful.

Day to day, you are responsible for creating and managing a library of clinical content as it relates to clinical workflows in Homecare Homebase.

Key Responsibilities

• Engage users to understand problems to be solved and efficacy of solutions
• Understand product workflows and the problems they are intended to solve
• Manage the quality, prioritization, and tactical execution of clinical forms, assessments, clinical quality measures and other documentation in collaboration with the EHR product management team
• Educate users on new clinical content by creating and/or contributing to release notes, feature overviews, and webinars
• Demonstrate ability to be self-directed with excellent organizational, writing, interpersonal, and presentation skills
• Analyze relevant data to uncover trends and correlations to develop insights that can materially improve clinical workflow
  
  

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree preferred
• Nursing license or other healthcare professional license required
• 2 or more years of related work experience
• Must have knowledge or previous experience working within a home-health care setting
• Knowledge of current clinical nomenclature, classification systems, anatomy, and physiology required; claims processing and CMS policy knowledge preferred
• Working knowledge of the home health value-based purchasing payment model
• Must have a working knowledge of medical-legal rules and regulations that govern the confidentiality and release of medical information, with the ability to interpret and implement the standards
• Proven ability to coordinate cross-functional teams with minimal supervision
• Proven ability to innovate and execute on business objectives
• Ability to facilitate meetings with stakeholder groups
• Ability to document and communicate knowledge of procedures and techniques
• This position requires travel to customer and non-customer sites (25%)
• Citizenship: HCHB requires all applicants to be US citizens or have a green card allowing them to work in the US without being subject to export control restrictions.