Senior Program Business Analyst HEALTH PROGRAM (Colorado, Oklahoma, Oregon REMOTE)

ICF•Oklahoma City, OK

20h•Remote

About The Position

This role is for a Senior Program Business Analyst supporting complex state or federally funded health initiatives. The analyst will independently conduct analytical and operational activities, lead tasks related to program performance, implementation monitoring, and reporting. They will develop and maintain recurring reporting products and documentation aligned with grant requirements, reconcile financial and performance data for accuracy and compliance, and translate data into actionable narratives for stakeholders. The position also involves maintaining tracking systems for procurement, grant administration, deliverables, and reporting cycles, identifying and escalating risks, supporting audit preparation and program governance, and collaborating to ensure milestones and reporting obligations are met. Up to 25% travel may be required.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in public health, public administration, business administration, health policy, data analytics, economics, or related field required.
Minimum 4 years of experience supporting grant-funded, public-sector, or healthcare programs.
Experience preparing structured reports, dashboards, or analytical summaries in compliance-driven or audit-visible environments.
Experience reconciling financial and performance data to support reporting accuracy.
Ability to independently manage multiple concurrent workflows and deadlines.

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting state or federally funded initiatives preferred.
Experience supporting healthcare, public health, Medicaid, rural health, or safety-net provider programs preferred.

Responsibilities

Conducts analytical and operational activities in support of complex state or federally funded health initiatives.
Leads defined analytical tasks related to program performance, implementation monitoring, and reporting requirements.
Develops and maintains recurring reporting products and structured documentation aligned with state and federal grant requirements.
Reconciles financial and performance data to ensure reporting accuracy and compliance alignment.
Translates qualitative and quantitative data into clear, actionable narratives for internal leadership and external stakeholders.
Maintains and improves tracking systems for procurement, grant administration, deliverables, and reporting cycles.
Identifies documentation gaps, tracking inconsistencies, or operational risks and escalates issues appropriately.
Supports audit preparation, monitoring activities, and structured program governance processes within compliance-driven environments.
Collaborates across workstreams to ensure milestones and reporting obligations are met in high-volume implementation settings.