UMass Memorial Health - Worcester, MA
posted 4 months ago
The Applications/Systems Analyst for Pharmacy Applications at UMass Memorial Health is a pivotal role that focuses on enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of clinical and business information systems within the healthcare environment. This position is designed for individuals who are passionate about leveraging technology to improve patient care and operational processes. The analyst will be responsible for reviewing assigned portions of business or clinical operations to identify the information system needs of clients. This involves defining processes, problems, and requirements, as well as performing cost/benefit analyses to ensure that the solutions provided are both effective and efficient. In this role, the analyst will develop detailed specifications that define the functional and reporting requirements necessary for the information systems. They will assist in studies that evaluate the impact of major systems conversions and will keep clients informed about the practical implications of changes to information systems. The analyst will recommend appropriate means for delivering necessary applications software, whether through the selection and implementation of existing products or through the development of custom applications software. The position also requires the analyst to write programs and code using various programming languages to meet defined specifications. They will design screen layouts, participate in the design specification, analysis, development, and testing of reports, and install standard applications software products on clients' personal computers and networked systems. Testing installed programs to ensure proper performance and providing ongoing support to clients are also key responsibilities. The analyst will serve as a liaison between clients, vendors, and other information systems staff, ensuring that client needs are met effectively. Additionally, they will provide training and guidance to clients and less experienced members of the information systems staff, fostering self-sufficiency and optimizing system utilization.