Senior Clinical Business Analyst

Passionate, driven people dedicated to making a difference in healthcare.

Specialty Care continues to grow and we’d like you to grow with us. We are the most experienced provider of outsourced clinical services in the industry, and we are always interested in building our team by hiring and training smart, dedicated people who share our values and our commitment to excellence.

Focused on Excellence

At Specialty Care, everyone makes a difference in the delivery of healthcare. Each of us, no matter the role, is important to the success of our company, the success of our customers, and the health of our patients. Exceptional care and positive patient outcomes require team members passionately dedicated to collaborating and driving excellence at every turn–from clinicians in the operating room to administrative people providing support behind the scenes.

Highly successful companies need top talent in every position. And, with our outstanding work environment and our focus on people as one of our critical success factors, we are very committed to you, your career, and your success.

This position serves as the primary liaison between clinical operations, frontline care teams, and Information Technology. This role translates clinical workflows, operational needs, regulatory requirements, data needs, and user feedback into technology and process solutions that improve patient care, clinical quality, clinician experience, operational efficiency, and data integrity. Partners with clinicians, clinical leaders, operations teams, project managers, developers, vendors, and analytics teams to assess current-state workflows, define requirements, support solution design and testing, and facilitate successful implementation and adoption of clinical systems and digital capabilities.

• Partner with clinicians, clinical leaders, and operational stakeholders to identify and document clinical and business needs.
• Analyze and document current-state clinical workflows, including handoffs, documentation, scheduling, communication, and supporting processes.
• Facilitate discovery sessions and translate findings into functional and non-functional requirements, user stories, acceptance criteria, process maps, workflow diagrams, and use cases.
• Identify workflow variation, inefficiencies, patient-safety risks, data-quality issues, and opportunities for standardization or automation.
• Maintain requirements traceability and confirm requirements are clinically appropriate, feasible, understood, and approved by accountable stakeholders.

• Evaluate clinical and operational processes and recommend technology-enabled improvements that promote safe, efficient, standardized care while reducing unnecessary work and disruption.
• Partner with solution architects, developers, vendors, and clinical subject-matter experts to design workflows and system capabilities aligned with clinical practice and organizational standards.
• Assess the clinical, operational, regulatory, data, and downstream impacts of proposed solutions and process changes.
• Support workflow redesign, clinical content and configuration decisions, integration planning, and change management.

• Collaborate with project, product, development, quality assurance, analytics, integration, and vendor teams throughout the delivery lifecycle.
• Support prioritization by clarifying clinical value, urgency, dependencies, risks, and expected outcomes.
• Participate in design, configuration, and governance reviews to confirm alignment with approved clinical and operational requirements.
• Manage requirement changes and document decisions, assumptions, risks, dependencies, and unresolved issues in support of Agile, Waterfall, or hybrid governance processes.

• Develop clinically relevant test scenarios, scripts, expected results, and acceptance criteria based on real-world workflows and patient-care use cases.
• Coordinate system, integration, workflow, and user acceptance testing with clinicians and clinical operations teams.
• Validate that solutions meet approved requirements, usability expectations, quality standards, and patient-safety considerations.
• Support readiness, training, communications, deployment, go-live, and stabilization; monitor adoption, performance, defects, and unintended consequences and recommend corrective actions.