Clinical Systems Analyst

Job Description

Clinical Systems Analyst | Alignerr

The Tone:
This is a contract role at Alignerr, located remotely. Alignerr collaborates with leading AI research teams and labs globally, focusing on building and training advanced AI models that define the cutting edge of the industry. This specific position for a Clinical Systems Analyst is crucial for the ongoing support, optimization, and maintenance of the critical healthcare IT systems that directly power clinical operations within hospital environments. The role bridges the gap between intricate clinical workflows and complex technical system functionalities, ensuring these vital systems perform reliably, efficiently, and are user-friendly for all healthcare professionals. This work is vital for enabling healthcare teams to utilize technology effectively, ensuring seamless operations and ultimately enhancing patient care through robust and stable IT infrastructure.

The TL;DR
• Role: Contract
• Type: Hourly Contract
• Location: Remote
• Pay: $30–$70 hourly
• Mission: Ensure critical healthcare IT systems powering clinical operations are reliable, performant, and usable for clinical teams.

What You’ll Actually Do
• System Troubleshooting: Troubleshoot and diagnose issues within critical clinical IT systems, performing necessary fixes and analysis to restore functionality and maintain stability.
• System Optimization: Test system performance, implement upgrades, and optimize configurations to enhance the reliability and usability of all clinical applications and infrastructure.
• Requirements Translation: Actively gather clinical and operational requirements from healthcare professionals and other stakeholders, translating these needs into precise technical specifications and solutions.
• User Enablement: Develop and provide comprehensive system support, deliver tailored training programs, and create clear documentation to ensure healthcare teams can effectively and reliably use technology.

The Must-Haves
• Background: Not specified for specific degree or career level, but a strong foundation in the support or administration of healthcare IT systems is essential.
• Experience: Prior experience supporting or administering healthcare IT systems such as Electronic Health Records (EHRs), various clinical applications, or underlying hospital IT infrastructure.
• Skills: Strong technical troubleshooting and diagnostic abilities; proficiency in system testing and optimization techniques; ability to effectively translate complex clinical workflow needs into actionable system configurations; collaborative skills to work seamlessly with both clinical and technical teams.
• Bonus: Prior experience with data annotation, data quality, or evaluation systems.