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The BI Developer Sr. independently analyzes, develops, and enhances business intelligence solutions. Responsibilities include working closely with end users, maintaining documentation, providing production support, and serving as a subject matter expert while mentoring team members on BI standards.

The HIT Service Desk Analyst I provides initial support for troubleshooting and resolving issues related to software, desktop equipment, and network applications. The role involves gathering user information, analyzing problems, documenting interactions, and escalating unresolved issues. The analyst assists in maintaining customer satisfaction through effective communication and follow-up, while adhering to established policies and procedures.

The IT Enterprise Data Architect is responsible for defining data warehouse and schema, developing data and process models, ensuring compliance with data security regulations, providing data modeling support, and optimizing database performance. They collaborate with IT teams and business staff to support reporting requirements and implement data privacy rules for identifiable and de-identified patient data.

The Switchboard Operator receives and processes incoming and outgoing calls, providing information and directing calls as necessary. Duties include monitoring emergency protocols, assisting with paging operations, and ensuring excellent guest relations. The operator must handle multiple tasks and respond to immediate problems while maintaining confidentiality.

The Sr SQL Developer is responsible for designing and developing applications using various programming languages, analyzing system requirements, developing systems planning and scheduling, and providing guidance on complex technical issues. The role also involves developing components for all application tiers and assisting with staff training and development.

The HIT Service Desk Analyst I provides technical support, troubleshooting issues related to LAN/WAN software, desktop equipment, and applications. Responsibilities include gathering user information, analyzing problems, ensuring the closure of service requests, and maintaining customer interaction records.

The Revenue Assurance Capture Specialist will ensure accurate charge entry for hospital departments, analyze billing discrepancies, and collaborate on charge capture issues. Responsibilities include conducting audits, providing training to new team members, and addressing queries related to charge accuracy.

The Telecommunications Operator is responsible for ensuring the efficient operation of communication systems, processing incoming and outgoing calls professionally, managing paging functions, dispatching emergency teams, monitoring alarms, and providing accurate information to staff and patients. This role involves handling sensitive situations, such as emergencies and internal disasters, and requires excellent communication skills.

The Implementation Advisor Jr is responsible for guiding practices through all phases of the Epic Community Connect Implementation Program, ensuring quality and management of the implementation process, and acting as a communication liaison between the practices and the HIT Epic build team. They conduct needs assessments, document milestones, and provide weekly status reports.

The Senior Reimbursement Analyst will manage revenue analysis, monitor budgets, and communication with government agencies to ensure compliance. The role involves analyzing regulatory changes, advocating for administrative flexibility, preparing Medicare and Medicaid reports, and maintaining accurate payment processes in fiscal operations.

The HIT Site Coordinator is responsible for resolving technology issues, enhancing service offerings, collaborating with site leadership to gather requirements, and ensuring effective training and onboarding. They act as a liaison for technology initiatives and oversee application performance to meet end-user needs.

The Communications Operator Lead is responsible for overseeing communication operations, directing staff, assisting with HR duties, and ensuring effective dissemination of information between personnel, patients, and caregivers. This role involves training employees, handling multi-function workstations, and maintaining department operations and schedules.

The HIT Project Manager oversees IT projects, ensuring they stay on budget, on schedule, and meet scope requirements. Responsibilities include developing project plans, tracking deliverables, managing risks, communicating with stakeholders, and conducting post-implementation evaluations. They also collaborate with IT teams and hold vendors accountable.

The Cash Application Representative is responsible for the timely and accurate posting of cash transactions including bank lockbox payments and 835 files, handling payment inquiries, preparing remittances, and ensuring proper account adjustments. The role requires effective collaboration, problem solving, and training of team members while adhering to company standards.

The VoIP Tech is responsible for installing, testing, and troubleshooting VoIP telephone systems within the Advocate Aurora Health network, ensuring service requests are managed and documented. This role requires participation in on-call rotations and maintaining customer service standards while managing telecommunications systems for various locations.

The HIT Enterprise Engineer designs, implements, and manages complex systems in alignment with the organization's strategic objectives. Responsibilities include providing leadership on infrastructure projects, researching emerging technologies, drafting investment justification documents, and managing performance and capacity needs to ensure system stability and effectiveness. This role collaborates with internal and external stakeholders to uphold high standards in IT infrastructure and contribute to process improvements.

The Training Specialist in Revenue Cycle is responsible for delivering comprehensive training to team members on topics related to the revenue cycle. This includes both classroom instruction and various innovative training techniques to meet educational objectives. The role involves monitoring training effectiveness, providing feedback, and collaborating with other departments to enhance operational efficiency.

The Training Specialist in the Revenue Cycle department provides education to team members through various instructional methods, supports training for new applications, evaluates effectiveness, and maintains current revenue cycle knowledge. They facilitate both on-site and virtual training sessions and collaborate with other departments for issue resolution.

Financial Screening Specialist position at Advocate Health, responsible for insurance verification, billing, and customer service. Requires 3 years of experience in medical billing or collections. Full-time remote job.

The Epic Applications Analyst will identify and improve clinical and business processes, prepare documentation for business requirements, translate user requirements into technical specifications, develop test plans, provide training, and monitor system functionality. They will manage communication about project status and handle multiple user requests effectively.