Sr Revenue Cycle Analyst, First Shift, Full Time

September 19, 2026

Job Description

Provides technical and operational direction and support, defining, developing, and maintaining applications utilized in Patient Financial Services/Revenue Cycle areas in accordance with departmental standards and procedures. Work as a liaison with IS&T and third-party vendors to apply system functionality and upgrades, as well as testing and validation. Utilize reporting databases and application reporting structures to provide complex ad-hoc reporting for PFS/Revenue Cycle management and staff. Build, schedule, and maintain reports, including dashboard and trending style reports. Provide data extracts to internal customers and contracted businesses. Analyze the outcome of reports to maintain integrity and identify key strategic trends.

Responsibilities

Create and deliver reports and data extracts to meet business needs
Troubleshoot reporting issues and provide solutions to users
Maintain and update system reports, tables, and applications
Support third-party systems and act as a liaison with vendors
Test system updates and ensure applications meet requirements
Train and support staff on systems, tools, and processes
Document requests, issues, and resolutions in tracking systems
Serve as a subject matter expert for Patient Financial Services and Revenue Cycle
Configure system settings to optimize performance and functionality
Work with IT, vendors, and users to implement and improve systems
Facilitate meetings and communicate effectively with stakeholders
Manage user access, security, and audit requirements
Assist with system implementations, upgrades, and enhancements
Support project work, including timelines, updates, and issue resolution
Help prioritize workload and escalate issues when needed
Perform other related duties as assigned

Qualifications

Minimum Required: Associate's Degree - Info Systems or similar
Preferred Degree: Bachelor's Degree
Epic Hospital Billing and/or Epic Clarity Data Model (or current Epic equivalent) certification required.
Minimum Required: Willing to certify, license or graduate within 12 months 3 - 5 Years equivalent experience
Preferred: 6 - 10 Years equivalent experience

Required Skills and Knowledge:

Certification in Epic Clarity Data Model or current Epic equivalent.
Experience in SQL/MS SQL Server Management Studio query development.
Able to analyze and gather data requirements and modify and validate reports.
Strong organizational skills are required.
Capable of maintaining general knowledge of systems utilized and integrated within the organization.
Skilled in project process and facilitation of teams.
Critical thinking skills with attention to detail.
Effective oral and written communication skills.
Customer service orientation and ability to function as an effective team member.

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