[Remote] Senior Data Analyst

Note The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. Guidehealth is a data-powered healthcare company focused on improving outcomes, affordability, and operational excellence through data, AI, and predictive analytics. The Senior Data Analyst will support clinical, operational, leadership, and client data needs by producing healthcare analyses, developing value-based care insights, managing custom client deliverables, and presenting findings to stakeholders. Responsibilities Handling a wide-ranging portfolio of analytic needs across internal teams and external clients, from quick-turn questions to sustained, multi-month engagements Working with healthcare data, including claims, eligibility/enrollment, clinical, and supplemental sources, to produce reliable, well-documented analytic datasets Designing, building, and delivering analyses that answer real business and clinical questions, from initial scoping through final presentation Owning custom client builds end-to-end setting expectations, defining scope, developing, iterating based on feedback, and maintaining the deliverable over its lifespan Developing analyses supporting value-based care programs, including quality measure performance, risk adjustment and risk score accuracy, and utilization and cost-of-care trends Supporting a range of activities for assigned clients, serving as a reliable analytic point of contact and building trust through responsiveness and follow-through Validating results and investigating anomalies, treating unexpected findings as something to explore and explain rather than smooth over Balancing competing priorities across accounts and internal initiatives, setting realistic expectations on scope and timeline and communicating proactively when either needs to shift Communicating findings to technical and non-technical audiences through written summaries, live presentations, and clear visualizations that lead with the insight rather than the method Documenting methodology, assumptions, and known data limitations so work is reproducible, defensible, and transferable to another analyst Skills Bachelor's degree plus at least three years of professional experience in data analytics, or a master's degree with independent research experience Evidence of strong problem-solving instincts curiosity about why the numbers look the way they do, and persistence in chasing down the answer Demonstrated experience performing analytics on healthcare data, with working knowledge of standard healthcare code sets and data structures (e.g., ICD-10, CPT/HCPCS, DRG, NDC, revenue codes, place of service, claim file layouts) Strong SQL skills, including the ability to work with large, imperfect datasets and to write queries others can read and maintain Proficiency in at least one analytic or statistical tool beyond SQL (e.g., Python, R) Experience building data visualizations and dashboards in a modern BI tool (e.g., Power BI, Tableau, Quicksight) Track record of delivering work that survives past handoff, built and documented to be maintained, iterated on, and supported over time Excellent written and verbal communication, including experience presenting analytic results directly to stakeholders or clients Composure and professionalism in demanding situations, including evolving requirements, compressed timelines, and difficult conversations Direct experience with value-based care arrangements such as shared savings, capitation, bundled payments, or ACOs Experience using the AWS and/or Arcadia Analytics ecosystems Hands-on work with quality measure specifications and reporting (HEDIS, eCQMs, MIPS, Stars, state Medicaid measure sets) Familiarity with risk adjustment methodologies (CMS-HCC, HHS-HCC, CDPS, or similar) and their analytic implications Experience with utilization and cost metrics such as admits/1,000, ED visits/1,000, readmission rates, PMPM, and total cost of care Exposure to interoperability and data exchange standards (HL7, FHIR, X12 837/834/835, CCDA) Clinical, health policy, payer, or provider operations background Benefits Work from Home Guidehealth is a fully remote company, providing you the flexibility to spend less time commuting and more time focusing on your professional goals and personal needs. Comprehensive Medical, Dental, and Vision plans. 401(k) plan includes a 3% employer match to your 6% contribution. Life and Disability insurance. Voluntary Life options. Employee Assistance Program (EAP). Paid time off plans. Paid parental leave. Various resources dedicated to learning and development to advance your career with Guidehealth. Guidehealth provides new employees with the necessary equipment to function in their role at no charge to the employee. Benefits eligibility All full-time employees of Guidehealth who work 30 hours per week or more are eligible for the comprehensive benefits package; temporary employees and contractors are not eligible for benefits. Company Overview Guidehealth offers healthcare solutions focusing on patient care, provider support, and technology integration. It was founded in 2023, and is headquartered in Dallas, Texas, USA, with a workforce of 201-500 employees. Its website is https//guidehealth.com.

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