Senior Systems Analyst At Nova Scotia Health

Senior Systems Analyst At Nova Scotia Health

06 Oct
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Nova Scotia Health Authority
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Nova Scotia

06 Oct

Nova Scotia Health Authority

Nova Scotia

Elevate healthcare data analysis as a Senior Systems Analyst with Nova Scotia Health in Halifax. Utilize your SQL programming and data management expertise to improve patient care.

As a vital member of the REN Nova Scotia Renal Program, this permanent full time role involves collaborating with various stakeholders to translate clinical needs into effective data solutions. You will develop, maintain, and optimize database solutions to ensure seamless data storage, security, and reporting. Robust analytical and problem-solving skills are essential for managing urgent requests and competing priorities.

Key Responsibilities:
• Partner with stakeholders to understand data requirements
• Develop and optimize SQL queries for high-volume reports
• Maintain security and integrity of clinical data




• Support the design of analytics products for decision-making
• Produce dashboards and reports for the Renal Program

Requirements:
• Degree in IT, Computer Science, or relevant field
• Minimum 5 years in technology or health-related roles
• Proficiency in SQL with experience in stored procedures
• Familiarity with .NET Framework software development
• Robust attention to detail and accuracy in data processing

Utilize your technical skills to transform data into actionable healthcare insights at Nova Scotia Health.
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📌 Senior Systems Analyst At Nova Scotia Health
🏢 Nova Scotia Health Authority
📍 Nova Scotia

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