Unclassified - Tucson, AZ

posted 5 months ago

Full-time
Tucson, AZ

About the position

The Compensation Analyst position is a critical role within our Human Resources department, focusing on the evaluation and analysis of compensation structures and practices. The ideal candidate will possess a strong background in both medical terminology and compensation analysis, allowing them to effectively navigate the complexities of employee compensation in a healthcare setting. This role involves a thorough review of existing Human Resource processes, including job titles and descriptions, to ensure alignment with industry standards and organizational goals. In this position, you will collaborate closely with senior human resource personnel to discuss findings and recommendations regarding compensation strategies. Your insights will play a vital role in shaping the compensation framework, ensuring it is competitive and equitable. Additionally, you will assist in the integration of new employees, providing guidance on compensation-related matters to ensure a smooth onboarding experience. Strong proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel is essential, as you will be required to analyze data, create reports, and present your findings to stakeholders. This position offers an exciting opportunity for individuals looking to advance their careers in compensation analysis within a supportive and dynamic environment.

Responsibilities

  • Review Human Resource processes, titles, and descriptions.
  • Interact with senior human resource personnel regarding compensation matters.
  • Make recommendations on compensation strategies and structures.
  • Assist in the integration of new employees with respect to compensation.
  • Analyze compensation data and prepare reports using Excel and Word.

Requirements

  • Medical experience with knowledge of terminology and processes.
  • Experience in compensation analysis and recommendations.
  • Strong proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel.
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