Health Policy Analyst, Massachusetts Center for Health Information and Analysis (CHIA)

Health Policy Analyst, Massachusetts Center for Health Information and Analysis (CHIA)

Category : Alumni

As a Health Policy Analyst at CHIA, you will have the opportunity to: 

  1. Drive Data-Backed Insights: Seize the opportunity to work with an extensive range of health care enrollment, spending, quality, and claims data. You will be at the forefront of executing analyses, utilizing CHIA’s rich data sources to unearth crucial insights that will inform and shape health care policies and initiatives. 

  2. Take Part in Strategic Project Management: Take charge of competing priorities organizational excellence by providing input to project work plans. In this role, you will ensure that projects are executed successfully within defined timelines while adhering to streamlined and efficient processes. 

  3. Enhance Collaborative Teams: Work with fellow analysts in creating, planning, and delivering high-value analytic products. This is your chance to contribute to the team’s utilization of CHIA’s data resources and other assets, fostering collaboration for impactful outcomes. 

  4. Champion Data Integrity: Participate in advancing comprehensive practices in documentation, data quality assurance, and management. Your meticulous attention to detail and unwavering commitment to accuracy will play a crucial part in upholding the integrity of our data and analyses. 

Qualifications: 

1. Data Strategist: 

Showcase data management proficiency, including the ability to organize and analyze diverse datasets. Demonstrate mastery of data tools and techniques like R, SAS, or SQL to unlock intricate insights and derive evidence-based conclusions that contribute to informed decision-making. 

2. Strategic Analyst: 

Demonstrate a track record of executing projects within fundamental health care and policy domains. Your creative problem-solving approach will be instrumental in shaping impactful initiatives and driving positive change in health policy. 

3. Logical Thinker: 

Display an ability to synthesize and interpret complex information and concepts logically. Leverage your analytical mindset to extract nuanced insights from data and communicate these findings effectively to technical and non-technical audiences. 

4. Tech-Driven Professional: 

Possess familiarity with data visualization and business intelligence tools, such as Tableau or Power BI, providing a crucial advantage in conveying complex data comprehensibly. Proficiency in Microsoft Office, particularly Word, Excel, and PowerPoint is essential for seamless communication and reporting. 

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