DHTS:

Duke Health Technology Solutions is a robust, specialized division of Duke University Health System dedicated to the development and management of enterprise IT systems. A 2020 'Most Wired' health system, Duke is nationally recognized for IT and information management as the first healthcare system to achieve the Davies Award – highest honor by the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) – for inpatient, ambulatory, and analytics health information technology capabilities.

Our employees are among the top-skilled IT experts in the Triangle and partner with leading scholars, clinicians, and researchers across Duke University and Duke Health to develop innovative technologies that support our mission of delivering tomorrow's healthcare today.

General Description of the Job Class

The Application Analyst couples knowledge of business practices/operations with knowledge of information systems to implement, maintain and support Duke IT applications.

Duties and Responsibilities of this Level

Level 1

• Interprets and analyzes systems, data, and information with supervision.
• Implements applications, tools, processes and structures that assist end users with the management of data in their business unit.

• Provides systems support, including troubleshooting and the configuration and testing of software.
• Ensures security of technology solutions with supervision.
• Participates in planning and providing customer training sessions on system use or revisions.

• Assists in making oral and written presentations to project teams and management.

• Completes moderately complex tasks and portions of larger information system projects with direction.
• Identifies internal resources to build project team performance.

• Updates system, operational and department documentation.

• Recommends areas for process improvement.

• Perform other related duties incidental to the work described herein.

Level 2- In addition to the duties described for the Level 1, the Level 2 will:

• Applies best practices to the management of the information system life cycle.
• Analyzes, modifies, designs and researches information systems and processes.
• Analyzes customer requirements; researches, designs, acquires and implements innovative systems.
• Assists in the evaluation and revision of existing information systems.
• Provides analysis and advanced support including hardware maintenance, trouble shooting, component replacement and repair, system monitoring and the installation and maintenance of software.
• Ensures security of technology solutions including maintenance and development of ISOPs as well as assisting in vulnerability management.
• Makes oral and written presentations to project teams, management, and other departments.
• Coordinates and operationalizes simple to complex projects with direction.
• Initiates, writes and evaluates system, operational and department documentation.
• Identifies areas for procedural improvements.  Provides detailed specifications describing functions to be automated.

Level 3- In addition to the duties described for the Level 2, the Level 3 will:

• May function as a subject matter expert, with proficiency in defined area(s) of the profession.
• May function as a generalist, with a broad knowledge of all aspects of the profession.
• May function as a team leader, responsible for supporting management in day-to-day personnel oversight and workflow management activities.
• May conduct continuing education sessions and new employee training. 
• Leads discovery sessions that document requirements and workflows, and proposes build to address  customer needs.  
•  Optimizes departmental and interdisciplinary resources to maximize team.
• Has a leadership role in the evaluation and revision of existing information systems.
• Coordinates and operationalizes complex projects.

Required Qualifications at this Level

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