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Our Mission is to Make Healthcare Right. Together. Built upon the belief that by connecting and aligning the best local resources in healthcare delivery with the financing of care, we can deliver a superior consumer experience, lower costs, and optimized clinical outcomes.

What drives our mission? The company values we live and breathe every day. We keep it simple: Be Brave. Be Brilliant. Be Accountable. Be Inclusive. Be Collaborative.

If you share our passion for changing healthcare so all people can live healthy, brighter lives – apply to join our team.

 

SCOPE OF ROLE

The Business Analyst – Implementation/Readiness is responsible for administering the tools and processes to ensure benefit plans are ready to sell and ready to serve on directional system platform across the enterprise.  S/he will routinely engage with internal business customers, support teams and vendors to fulfill the role while overseeing multiple workstreams.  S/he is responsible for ensuring that all risks and issues are identified and remediation plans are created and executed on.

ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES

The Business Analyst - Procurement job description is intended to point out major responsibilities within the role, but it is not limited to these items.

  • Leads assigned workstreams by participating in workstream project management initiatives, documenting progress in Asana, reviewing and approving assigned BRDs and leading discovery efforts for assigned workstreams
  • Collaborates with internal customers, support teams and vendors throughout the process to ensure effective engagement and compliance.  Identify and resolve/escalate issues that affect the entire system and work strategically to mitigate risk to avoid disruption to internal customers, support teams and vendors.
  • Trains and coaches business customers and internal support teams on the use of Bright Health’s Project Management Tools, and Readiness Sharepoint
  • Develops and produces reporting and other relevant documentation to support team communication internally and with strategic vendors 

EDUCATION, TRAINING, AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

  • Bachelor’s degree required or five (5)+ years of relevant experience in lieu of degree
  • Minimum three (3) years of experience in one or more in Health Plan Operations, Product, Sales, Network or Clinical Operations
  • Experience with either Individual and Family (IFP) and/or Medicare Advantage products required
  • Project management experience preferred
  • Experience in Health Plan Annual Readiness preferred

PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES

  • Strong organizational skills and ability to prioritize workload in order to meet tight deadlines
  • Skilled at building relationships with and influencing internal and external stakeholders
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills
  • Attentive to detail, self-motivated, ability to work well with others
  • Strong problem-solving and issue resolution skills
  • Proficient in the Microsoft Office Suite
  • Experience with ASANA as a project management tool preferred

WORK ENVIRONMENT

  • The majority of work responsibilities are performed in an open office setting, carrying out detailed work sitting at a desk/table and working on the computer.
 

We’re Making Healthcare Right. Together.

We are realizing a completely different healthcare experience where payors, providers, doctors, and patients can all feel connected, aligned and unified on the same team. By eradicating the frictions of competing needs, we are making it possible to give everyone more of what they want and deserve. We do this by:
 
Focusing on Consumers
We understand patient pain points, eliminating complexity while increasing transparency, for greater access and easier navigation.
 
Building on Alignment
We integrate and align individual incentives at all levels, from financing to optimization to delivery of care.
 
Powered by Technology
We employ our purpose built, integrated data platform to connect clinical, financial, and social data, to deliver exceptional outcomes.
 
          
 
As an Equal Opportunity Employer, we welcome and employ a diverse employee group committed to meeting the needs of Bright Health, our consumers, and the communities we serve. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, protected veteran status, disability status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, marital status, genetic information, or any other characteristic protected by law.
 

 

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