Remote Business Process Analyst I

Summary

Join the CDC Foundation as a Business Process Analyst I to assist in improving public health operations practices and informatics for the Nevada Office of State Epidemiology, working on the Electronic Laboratory Report (ELR) and Electronic Case Report (ECR) onboarding process, and maintaining the EpiTrax disease management system.

Responsibilities

• Analyze current public health information systems and identify areas for enhancement or replacement
• Assist in the design, testing, and implementation of new systems or system modifications
• Ensure that systems meet Public Health Agency’s (PHA) business needs and are user-friendly and efficient
• Map and analyze current the PHA’s business processes to identify inefficiencies or redundancies
• Work with cross-functional teams to ensure processes are aligned with organizational objectives
• Develop process documentation, including workflows, SOPs, and training materials
• Serve as a liaison between programs, information technology resources, PHA partners, and others to ensure clear communication and alignment
• Lead initiatives to improve the PHA business initiatives, system analysis, and process analysis methodologies
• Provide consultation and assistance with design, implementation, and operations of disease surveillance systems
• Provide technical and functional support during the implementation of electronic messaging linkages, such as immunization data and electronic case reports, to enhance data availability and usability
• Conduct business analysis, systems analysis, process analysis and assistance in the development of data management custom forms for public health diseases
• Assist with authoring Reportable Conditions Knowledge Management System (RCKMS) disease conditions
• Coordinate with Nevada local health authorities to ensure their needs are met with the PHA’s disease management system (EpiTrax)
• Provide training, technical assistance, and consultative services regarding epidemiology and the control of diseases
• Serve as a point of contact for various personnel regarding moderately complex epidemiologic issues
• Develop policies and procedures for new and existing disease control programs, including EpiTrax training materials
• Assist with laboratory on-boarding for electronic lab reporting (ELR)
• Provide technical assistance to laboratories that need to transition reporting from the NBS data system to Epitrax
• Prepare technical and non-technical summaries of work, scientific reports and manuscripts