Clinical Applications / Interface Analyst

Job Description Summary

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The Clinical Applications / Interface Analyst serves as a hybrid clinical technology and interoperability professional responsible for supporting the reliable performance of enterprise clinical applications and the exchange of clinical information across Mosaic Health. This role supports core platforms and integration capabilities including Athena EHR, Lightbeam, Qvera interface engine, HL7 interfaces, APIs, endpoints, HIE connectivity, and related clinical technology applications.

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How will you make an impact & Requirements

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• Provide day-to-day support for enterprise clinical applications including Athena EHR, Lightbeam, and related clinical technology solutions.
• Investigate clinical application issues reported by operations, care teams, providers, population health users, and other enterprise stakeholders.
• Monitor message and error queues to identify recurring issues, resolve one-off exceptions in a timely manner, and recommend corrective actions that improve stability, reliability, and operational efficiency.
• Analyze clinical workflows to determine whether issues are caused by application configuration, workflow design, user process, integration behavior, data quality, or vendor functionality.
• Translate business and clinical needs into clear application support requirements, test scenarios, acceptance criteria, and documentation.
• Support application upgrades, enhancements, market expansions, implementation activities, and workflow changes by validating functionality and identifying downstream impacts.
• Communicate complex technical and application concepts in clear, practical language for clinicians, operational leaders, vendors, and technical teams.
• Support troubleshooting and validation of HL7 interfaces, APIs, endpoints, HIE connectivity, and related clinical data exchange processes.
• Use Qvera interface engine, Mirth Connect concepts, Athena connections, logs, transaction details, interface specifications, and vendor documentation to investigate integration issues.
• Analyze data flow issues involving upstream and downstream systems, including result delivery, orders, referrals, patient demographic updates, eligibility, registry submissions, and other clinical exchange workflows.
• Support integrations involving laboratory vendors such as Quest and Labcorp, imaging vendors, specialty labs, immunization registries, payer or insurance partners, Relaymed, Phreesia, and other external healthcare partners.
• Validate message content, endpoint behavior, authentication requirements, file formats, API payloads, and expected application outcomes from an analyst perspective.
• Coordinate with vendors and technical teams to resolve connectivity, data quality, transaction failure, mapping, routing, authentication, and workflow impact issues.

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Compensation Range:

$81,492.00

to

$122,238.00

 

The anticipated base salary range represents the Company's good-faith estimate of the compensation it reasonably expects to pay for this position at the time of posting. Actual compensation will be determined based on factors including experience, skills, qualifications, geographic location, internal equity, and business needs.