Application Analyst Ancillary - Remote

Senior Application Analyst – Ancillary / Clinical Applications (Hybrid, Mostly Remote) One of the most profitable, stable, and steadily growing healthcare systems in Connecticut is expanding its Ancillary Applications team and looking for a senior-level Application Analyst who enjoys working in a large, complex environment where there’s always something new to learn.Employee Testimonials: They Treat their employees well and with respect. Excellent Benefits, technology, pay, culture, reputation! Friendly staff and working to solve real problems and help people. Many resources and opportunities for development and lots of room for growth!Job Title: Sr Application Analyst – Ancillary / Clinical Applications Salary: $115,000 – $135,000 Location: Hartford, CT – In office for Go Lives only.This is a role where you won’t be boxed into a narrow support function. You’ll be involved in implementations, upgrades, integrations, and modernization efforts across a wide range of clinical and specialty applications that directly support patient care. The environment is large, well-funded, and constantly evolving, which means real opportunities to learn new technologies, take on larger projects, and pursue additional Epic or related certifications over time. The position is hybrid, but in practice most of the team works from home and comes onsite primarily for go-lives and key implementation milestones.What you’ll be working on:You’ll be part of a highly collaborative Ancillary Applications team responsible for implementing, maintaining, and supporting a diverse portfolio of systems used across acute care and specialty institutes. The work includes application configuration, testing, installation, troubleshooting, and ongoing support, as well as coordinating closely with infrastructure teams, vendors, and clinical stakeholders. There is also a strong focus on modernization. The organization is actively migrating systems to the cloud, reducing technical debt, and replacing legacy platforms, so analysts here are exposed to projects that go well beyond day-to-day support. This role also involves leading or contributing to projects from early discovery through go-live, helping gather requirements, coordinating technical reviews, and ensuring solutions are implemented correctly and securely.What they’re hoping to find:They’re looking for someone who is comfortable operating in a large enterprise environment, can communicate effectively with both technical teams and clinical users, and enjoys taking ownership of projects. Strong troubleshooting skills, solid documentation habits, and the ability to manage multiple priorities are all important. For one of these openings in particular, experience with Cadwell Arc EEG is especially valuable, along with a solid understanding of how clinical or ancillary applications integrate with broader hospital systems. Other Applications managed by the team also include PeriWatch, Provation, Natus, Cadwell Arc, Airstrip, Computrition, and Spok, among others. Experience with similar applications would be acceptable as well if you do not have experience with these applications. Why this environment stands out This is a place where analysts tend to stay. The organization is financially strong, invests heavily in technology, and continues to grow. The scale of the environment means exposure to a wide variety of systems and initiatives, and the leadership team actively encourages training, certification, and career progression. If you enjoy working on meaningful systems in healthcare, want the stability of a well-run organization, and like being part of projects that modernize and improve large-scale environments, this is a role worth exploring.