Solutions Subject Matter Expert - MHS GENESIS

Seneca HoldingsFederal Government Contracting

RemoteFull-TimeMiddle

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Experience: 5 – 10 years

Requirements

5–10 years of related professional experience.
Experience providing guidance to implement and sustain healthcare improvements.
Experience offering expertise to support efficiency in a large-scale Integrated Health System.
Experience supporting a federal government health-related program (preferred).
Bachelor’s Degree in Healthcare or related discipline or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Strong analytical skills.
Graduate degree (MBA, MHA) preferred.

Responsibilities

Provide MHS GENESIS subject matter expertise support for one or more solution suite components: RevX / RevCycle, Dentrix, PowerChart, PharmNet, PathNet.
Provide advanced Peer-to-Peer engagement with DoD Solution Owners and VA Solution Experts.
Support review, endorsement, and/or validation of DHA changes and Coast Guard changes.
Act as the final tier of escalation for governance-related issues.
Support translation and development of customer-specific policy instructions, manuals, and directives.
Assist with research and development of briefs and solution recommendations for CRB and CCB presentations.
Conduct recurring meetings with SMEs and attend DHA meetings.
Create and resolve tickets for issues within assigned knowledge areas.

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