Clinical Information Analyst I
Quick Facts
- Starting pay: $72,009.60 – $75,691.20 annually
- Schedule: Full-time
- Location: Barre, Vermont; Potential for Hybrid Model
- Employment type: Full-time
- Benefits: Health, dental, vision, retirement contribution matching, and paid time off
IMPORTANT: HUMAN-SUBMITTED APPLICATIONS ONLY
Washington County Mental Health Services welcomes applications submitted directly by individuals genuinely interested in this position. Applications must be personally reviewed and submitted by the actual candidate. We do not welcome automated, bot-generated, or mass-submitted applications made without an individual's direct involvement. Applicants must ensure that all information provided is accurate and reflects their own education, experience, and qualifications.
Make a Difference Through Data
Washington County Mental Health Services (WCMHS) is seeking a Clinical Information Analyst I to help transform clinical, financial, and operational information into meaningful insights that support the delivery of quality mental health services throughout our community.
This is an excellent opportunity for an analytical and detail-oriented professional who enjoys working with data, solving problems, and developing reporting tools that help organizations make informed decisions. Working collaboratively with clinical leadership, Finance, Quality, and other agency departments, you will help turn complex information into accessible reports and useful insights that support client care, program performance, and agency operations.
As a growing member of our Quality and Data & Reporting team, you will have opportunities to develop your technical skills in Power BI, SQL, and Excel while contributing to meaningful projects. This position offers the opportunity to build a strong foundation in data analytics while supporting an organization whose work makes a difference in people's lives.
Summary of Duties
- Develop, maintain, and improve Power BI reports and dashboards that communicate clinical, financial, and operational performance.
- Use SQL to extract, organize, validate, and analyze information from the agency's electronic health record (EHR) and other data sources.
- Perform data analysis and create reports using Microsoft Excel to support agency leadership and departmental needs.
- Assist with state and federal reporting requirements, ensuring information is accurate, complete, and submitted appropriately.
- Collaborate with clinical leadership, Finance, Quality, and other departments to understand reporting needs and translate them into useful data solutions.
- Support data validation, quality assurance, and reporting processes to maintain the accuracy and integrity of agency information.
- Develop technical skills and progressively contribute to more advanced data modeling, reporting, and data pipeline projects.
Compensation and Benefits
WCMHS provides a comprehensive benefits package including health, dental, vision, and retirement contribution matching. Our industry-leading paid time off package includes 12.5 flexible holidays and 12 days each of sick vacation days accumulated in year one of employment. This role will begin Full-Time in office until the individual is prepared to work Hybrid should this person choose so
The starting pay range for this position is $72,009.60 – $75,691.20.
About Washington County Mental Health Services
Washington County Mental Health Services is a community-based mental health agency dedicated to providing quality, compassionate services and support to individuals and families throughout our community. Our employees play an important role in improving lives, promoting recovery, and strengthening the communities we serve.
Our Commitment to Authentic Applications
We value genuine interest and thoughtful participation in our hiring process. Candidates are expected to personally review this position description and submit their own application. Automated application submissions, mass applications generated without candidate review, and applications submitted without the candidate's knowledge or authorization are not accepted. We reserve the right to verify application information and qualifications throughout the recruitment process.
QualificationsSummary of Qualifications
Required Qualifications
- Demonstrated analytical, organizational, and problem-solving abilities with strong attention to detail.
- Working knowledge of Microsoft Excel and the ability to organize, interpret, and communicate data.
- Ability to learn and work with data reporting tools, databases, and electronic information systems.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to explain technical information to non-technical audiences.
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience with Power BI, SQL, data visualization, or business intelligence reporting.
- Education or experience in data analytics, information systems, computer science, statistics, or a related field.
Equal Employment Opportunity
Washington County Mental Health Services is an equal opportunity employer. We value diverse backgrounds, perspectives, and lived experiences and encourage qualified individuals to apply. Reasonable accommodation is available throughout the application and hiring process.
Skills Required
- Analytical, organizational, and problem-solving abilities with strong attention to detail
- Working knowledge of Microsoft Excel and ability to organize, interpret, and communicate data
- Ability to learn and work with data reporting tools, databases, and electronic information systems
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, including ability to explain technical information to non-technical audiences
- Experience with Power BI, SQL, data visualization, or business intelligence reporting
- Education or experience in data analytics, information systems, computer science, statistics, or a related field
What We Do
Washington County Mental Health Services is a non-profit, comprehensive Community Mental Health Agency serving the Washington County region of Vermont. Its mission is to advocate for the inclusion of all persons into the community and actively encourage self-determination, resilience, and recovery by serving individuals and families coping with mental health and developmental disability-related challenges through specialized treatment, support, and advocacy services.








