Clinical Analyst

OSF HealthCare•Peoria, IL

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Clinical Analyst I supports data-driven decision-making by transforming clinical and operational data into actionable insights. The role performs analysis, modeling, and reporting to inform strategies related to outcomes, productivity, cost, staffing, and system integration. In collaboration with leadership, the analyst identifies performance gaps, sets targets, and develops measurement tools. The position also contributes to business intelligence development, trains stakeholders on analytic tools, and supports continuous improvement through data interpretation, solution synthesis, and strategic recommendations. The role may be performed in a hybrid arrangement requiring in-office work three days per week: Tuesday and Thursday, plus one additional day selected by the employee. The other two workdays may be remote. This arrangement may change based on business needs. Applicants must already be authorized to work indefinitely in the United States; current or future work-authorization sponsorship is unavailable.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in a healthcare field.
Two years of clinical experience or two years of data analytics experience.
Professional license in a healthcare field, such as Registered Nurse, Physical Therapist, Occupational Therapist, Pharmacist, or Speech Therapist.
Complete Epic Clarity data model fundamentals training within 90 days of employment and obtain certification within six months of employment; maintain certification as new versions of training are released.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, including the ability to interpret complex clinical and financial data and address system-level challenges.
Ability to collaborate with clinicians, operational staff, and leaders while managing risk, ambiguity, shifting priorities, and deadlines.
Knowledge of clinical workflows, quality indicators, and healthcare best practices.
Clear communication skills across organizational levels, including presentation experience and the ability to explain complex data.
Experience using analytical and reporting tools such as SQL, Tableau, Power BI, Excel, Epic, and Strata, and ability to learn new platforms and technologies quickly.
Ability to exercise independent judgment, prioritize tasks, manage multiple projects, and work with minimal supervision.
Must already be authorized to work indefinitely in the United States; work-authorization sponsorship is not available.

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree in a healthcare-related field and/or specialization in data informatics, data science, or a related area.

Responsibilities

Analyze, model, and report clinical and operational data to inform strategies related to outcomes, productivity, cost, staffing, and system integration.
Collaborate with leadership to identify performance gaps, set targets, and develop measurement tools.
Contribute to business intelligence development.
Train stakeholders on analytic tools.
Support continuous improvement through data interpretation, solution synthesis, and strategic recommendations.
Design and maintain databases and user-friendly reporting interfaces to visualize complex data for operational and strategic use.
Deliver concise, actionable reports and presentations that translate complex data into understandable insights.