Clinical Application Specialist
SemtechFull Time
Mid-level (3 to 4 years), Senior (5 to 8 years)
Candidates should possess a strong understanding of healthcare workflows and a background in technical operations. Experience with SQL and HTML for basic configurations is required. Familiarity with Jira and Confluence platforms is necessary, along with the ability to manage multiple projects and client relationships effectively. A proactive approach to problem-solving and a desire to drive operational improvements are also key requirements.
The Application Enablement Analyst will act as a subject matter expert for multiple Arcadia products, serving as a liaison between Product and Customer Management teams. Responsibilities include engaging directly with clients to advise on optimal workflows and configurations, managing multiple product implementations simultaneously, and designing/maintaining product implementation documentation. The role involves driving basic UI and SQL-based configurations, supporting client rollout strategies, and conducting training sessions.
Data-driven healthcare solutions and analytics
Arcadia focuses on improving healthcare outcomes through data-driven solutions in the healthcare sector, particularly in population health management. The company analyzes and manages the health outcomes of groups of people, serving clients such as healthcare providers, insurance companies, and government agencies. Its main product is a data platform that uses big data technology to process and store large volumes of healthcare data, allowing organizations to access and analyze this information effectively. This leads to better decision-making and enhanced patient care. Unlike many competitors, Arcadia offers a comprehensive suite of tools and consulting services that help clients optimize their use of the platform, particularly in areas like STARS HEDIS and risk adjustment accuracy. The goal of Arcadia is to improve efficiency in healthcare delivery, reduce disparities, and achieve better health outcomes for populations.