Clinical System Analyst

About Christ Community Health Services

Since 1995, Christ Community Health Services (CCHS) has provided high-quality healthcare to the underserved in the context of distinctively Christian service. As a faith based Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), we serve approximately 60,000 patients each year across our Memphis health centers, offering primary care, dental, behavioral health, pharmacy, and specialty services to the communities that need them most.

The Clinical Systems Analyst supports the configuration, maintenance, and optimization of clinical systems to ensure they effectively support patient care, clinical workflows, quality reporting, and regulatory compliance. Reporting to the Clinical Systems Manager, this role executes system configuration changes, troubleshoots and resolves clinical application issues, and supports the implementation of workflow and system improvements across the organization — partnering with clinical, operational, and IT stakeholders to keep clinical systems functioning reliably, configured appropriately, and aligned with operational and regulatory requirements.

The Clinical Systems Analyst plays a key role in supporting system adoption, data integrity, workflow consistency, and end-user satisfaction through application support, testing, documentation, and training.

As a faith-based Federally Qualified Health Center, CCHS expects every team member to embody our core values in daily practice. These values are explicit, measurable performance expectations — how the work is done matters as much as what is done. Here is what they mean for a Clinical Systems Analyst:

• Intentional Love
  — Extending compassionate, whole-person care to every patient, family member, and colleague. In this role it means remembering that every system you configure and every ticket you resolve ultimately serves a patient and the clinician caring for them.
• Devoted Service
  — Approaching every responsibility with humility, reliability, and a servant's heart. In this role it means owning issues through to resolution, following up with end users, and never leaving a system problem half-solved.
• Humble Excellence
  — Pursuing the highest standard of clinical and professional quality while remaining teachable and Christ-centered. In this role it means testing changes thoroughly, documenting clearly, and staying current on best practices — while welcoming feedback and escalating what's beyond your scope rather than guessing.

Employees in this role are expected to model these values in patient interactions, team collaboration, and community engagement, in support of CCHS's healing ministry.

• Execute configuration, maintenance, and support of clinical systems, including the EHR and related applications.
• Implement system changes, updates, and enhancements in alignment with defined standards.
• Troubleshoot and resolve clinical system issues assigned through service delivery processes, coordinating with Service Delivery teams and vendors as needed.
• Escalate complex problems to senior analysts or leadership while maintaining ownership through resolution.
• Analyze clinical workflows and system usage to identify improvement opportunities, and support optimization of templates, documentation, and system configuration.
• Assist in standardizing workflows and system usage across multiple sites.
• Execute system testing for upgrades, enhancements, and configuration changes, and validate workflows and functionality prior to release.
• Support user acceptance testing and ensure readiness for production deployment.
• Provide user support and guidance on clinical system functionality and support delivery of training for new and existing users.
• Assist in maintaining training materials and system documentation.
• Maintain accurate documentation of system configurations, issues, and resolutions, and contribute to knowledge base resources.
• Apply standardized solutions and promote consistency in system use.
• Support accurate and consistent use of clinical systems to maintain data integrity, and follow regulatory and organizational requirements related to system usage.
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