Business Analyst

Title: Business Analyst
Location: Madison, WI 
Contract



Mandatory:

• Healthcare Domain experience

• CBAP Certification

 

Under the general supervision of the Section Manager, Program Participation Oversight (PPO) in the Bureau of Quality & Oversight (BQO), this position is primarily responsible for the operational administration of the adult long-term care (LTC) provider enrollment system. 

1. System Project Management & Oversight

• Serve as the primary point of contact for assigned systems projects. 

• Provide operational administration over the adult long-term care (LTC) provider enrollment system. 

• Lead the end-to-end project lifecycle including the development of business requirements, review of design documentation, flowcharts, file and report layouts, coordinate User Acceptance Testing, and conduct Production Verification to ensure the system changes meets BQO and DMS needs. 

• Identify and document data inconsistencies or system bugs and work with vendors to resolve operational issues.

• Provide direction and technical assistance to internal and external teams to update, manage, analyze the system.

2. Data Analysis & Policy Support

• Utilize SAS and OnBase case and project tracking systems to execute regular and ad hoc queries from the EDW/DAR for data extraction in support of advancing adult provider enrollment, assess network adequacy, and conduct other policy research as assigned.

• Analyze department policies, state and federal regulations, statutes, administrative codes and guidelines to inform necessary maintenance and enhancements to assigned systems areas.

• Learn and understand data, interfaces, and extracts and make conclusions to be presented to leadership for decision making purposes.

• Conduct review of trends and utilization patterns of adult LTC provider enrollment related data, interfaces, and extracts systems and make recommendations to management.

• Update, input and maintain the adult LTC provider enrollment system integrity and user reliability.

• If applicable, conduct research and provide ongoing information and consultation to BQO leadership and vendor(s) to maintain and improve adult LTC provider enrollment system operations.

3. Coordination & Collaboration

• Independently resolve problems by working with appropriate staff or vendor staff to identify and resolve any conflicts in the adult LTC provider enrollment system and its operation(s).

• Meet with BQO staff, contracted agencies, and long-term care providers to determine systems problems, prepare analysis of identified problems, develop systems specifications and tests to correct problems and monitor their implementation.

• Present data in a usable format for BQO staff and leadership in the appropriate form of charts, graphs, reports and tables.

• When requested, present data orally with appropriate presentation materials. 

• Independently work with appropriate staff or vendor staff to identify, research, and resolve data, interfaces, and extracts validity and integrity issues.

Position Skills, Abilities, and Knowledge:

• Proficient knowledge of the Medicaid MMIS including the systems operated by the fiscal agent (interChange and OnBase), the EDW/DAR (SAS), and the eligibility/enrollment system (CARES) including the basic operation of these systems and their capabilities.

• Experience with the system development life cycle, with skills in the areas of business requirements development and ensuring consistent quality.

• Extensive knowledge of Microsoft Excel, SAS Systems, Tableau, and/or other data analysis software.

• Knowledge of research design methods, management reporting techniques, and statistics.

• Advanced oral and written communication and presentation skills.

• Knowledge of the State of Wisconsin adult long-term care programs.

• Extensive knowledge of Medicaid and other health care program reporting and data.

• Knowledge and ability to analyze large datasets and interpret results from statistical tools.

• Extensive knowledge of Federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) regulations and transaction and data standards.

• Ability to work independently and as part of a team.

• Skill in conducting meetings and working effectively with people.

• Skill in the use of problem-solving techniques involving complex situations and multiple viewpoints.

• Demonstrated ability to collaborate with public and private agencies and service delivery systems.

• Experience working in a complex, matrix work environment.