Hiring Senior Healthcare Business Analyst - FHIR, 100% Remote

Role: Senior Healthcare Business Analyst FHIR



Location: 100% Remote
Experience: 10+ Years

Ideal Candidate

Looking for someone who can FHIR data investigate the problem find the root cause fix the mapping/logic work with Engineering/Product to implement a reusable solution.

This is not just a traditional BA role. The candidate needs to be technically strong in FHIR and clinical data and comfortable looking at actual FHIR payloads .

Top 5 skills:

• FHIR R4 strong hands-on experience

• Healthcare/Clinical Data

• Data Mapping & Terminology

• Data Quality / Data Reconciliation / Deduplication

• EHR / HIE / QHIN data experience

What they need:

They need a Senior Healthcare BA who is very strong in FHIR and clinical healthcare data .

The person will look at healthcare data coming from different systems and find out why the data is incorrect, duplicated, missing, or displayed incorrectly .

Main Responsibilities

• Work with FHIR R4 healthcare data.

• Review raw FHIR data and transformed/processed data.

• Check whether FHIR data is mapped correctly.

• Find out whether a problem comes from the source system or from the data transformation/display logic .

• Identify data-quality problems and recommend long-term fixes , not temporary fixes.

Problems they will work on

• Encounters/Visits

  • Identify real patient visits vs. phone calls, messages, etc.

  • Especially important for QHIN data .

• Diagnostic Reports

  • Find incorrect dates.

  • Find duplicate reports.

  • Make sure reports are assembled correctly.

• Medications

  • Find duplicate medication records.

  • Define rules for combining/reconciling duplicate medications.

• Conditions

  • Determine whether a condition is current or historical .

  • Check FHIR status and dates.

• Dates

  • Create consistent rules for which date should be displayed.

  • Make sure the displayed date matches the actual clinical event.

• Migrated Encounters

  • Investigate problems with migrated patient encounters.

  • Define the correct mapping/reconciliation approach.

• Procedures

  • Prevent labs or immunizations from being incorrectly shown as procedures.

  • Create rules based on the source of the data.

Looking forward to qualified submissions only.