Program Operations and Data Specialist - Reproductive Healthcare (Temporary)

University of Washington•Seattle, WA

9h•Onsite

About The Position

UW Medicine OB/GYN has an outstanding opportunity for a Temporary Program Operations and Data Specialist. This is a back-office healthcare position, focused primarily on data analysis. The role serves as a key operational partner to the Assistant Administrator of Ambulatory Care and plays a direct role supporting statewide reproductive healthcare access programs. This position is eligible for the same healthcare and retirement benefits as permanent UW staff.

Requirements

1 year of experience interpreting and analyzing business data.
Working knowledge of Tableau and Microsoft Visio.
Comfortability analyzing data and presenting outcomes to business leaders.
Working knowledge of healthcare terminology.
An Associate's Degree in Health Sciences, Business, or a related field; or equivalent work experience.
An equivalent combination of education and experience may substitute for stated requirements.

Responsibilities

Partners directly with the Assistant Administrator of Ambulatory Care to identify barriers to patient care.
Performs data mining, interpretation, analysis, and reporting.
Reviews and analyzes operational and programmatic data, benchmarks, trends, and best practices to inform workflow development, strategic priorities, and performance improvement initiatives.
Identifies operational challenges and collaborates with leadership to improve patient access, care coordination, efficiency, and patient experience.
Consults with UW Medicine operational leaders, clinic managers, providers, and external stakeholders (such as the Department of Health) to improve processes, remove barriers, and support programmatic growth.
Maintains an understanding of program-specific patient pathways, referral processes, and barriers to care to support continuity across settings.
Supports meetings, workgroups, and collaborative initiatives focused on statewide reproductive healthcare access.