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University Health seeks an experienced Computer Systems Analyst/Programmer to lead analysis, design, and support for critical financial, clinical, and administrative systems. The role blends programming with project management and stakeholder collaboration to ensure reliable operations.
You will translate requirements into practical technical solutions, work across teams, and maintain adherence to policies while delivering timely, quality software and system improvements.
University Health is a health care organization serving patients, families, and communities through a broad range of clinical and administrative services. Reliable technology is essential to supporting these services, enabling teams to access accurate information, coordinate work, and make informed decisions. Our technology professionals help maintain and improve the computer systems that support financial, clinical, and administrative operations. We value collaboration, accountability, and thoughtful problem-solving, and we seek team members who understand the importance of dependable systems in a health care environment.
University Health is a health care organization serving patients, families, and communities through a broad range of clinical and administrative services. Reliable technology is essential to supporting these services, enabling teams to access accurate information, coordinate work, and make informed decisions. Our technology professionals help maintain and improve the computer systems that support financial, clinical, and administrative operations. We value collaboration, accountability, and thoughtful problem-solving, and we seek team members who understand the importance of dependable systems in a health care environment.
University Health is seeking an experienced Computer Systems Analyst/Programmer to provide technical expertise, project management, and guidance for the implementation and operation of business-critical computer systems. This role supports financial, clinical, and administrative applications and works with colleagues to plan, organize, and deliver system and programming tasks on schedule. The successful candidate will combine strong analysis and programming skills with sound judgment, clear communication, and a service-oriented approach. You will help evaluate technical needs, contribute to system improvements, and ensure assigned work complies with applicable University Health policies and procedures.
This position requires the ability to manage multiple priorities and work effectively with technical and nontechnical partners. You will help translate operational requirements into practical technical solutions, support systems throughout their lifecycle, and contribute to reliable services for internal stakeholders. Specific programming languages and platforms may vary according to current organizational needs.
A bachelor’s degree in computer science, data processing, mathematics, business, or a related field is required. Relevant work experience may be considered in place of the college education requirement. Candidates must have at least six years of programming and systems analysis experience.
Applicants should be proficient in at least one programming language and have experience with data management methodologies on one or more platforms used by the organization. Working knowledge of one or more of the following is required: SQL, .NET, Visual Basic, or C#. Candidates should also have experience with current versions of Microsoft SQL Server and related tools, including SQL Server Management Studio, SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS), and SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS). Familiarity with Microsoft Office and the Windows operating system is expected. The specific language and platform requirements may change based on business needs.
Strong analytical, organizational, and communication skills are important. The ideal candidate can assess technical issues, manage deadlines, document work clearly, and build productive relationships with coworkers and other University Health staff. The ability to handle sensitive information responsibly and follow established policies is also essential.
Provide technical expertise and project management for the implementation, maintenance, and operation of computer systems supporting financial, clinical, and administrative functions. Analyze system requirements, assess existing processes, and contribute to solutions that meet operational and technical needs. Plan, organize, and schedule major or complex system assignments, including programming work, and complete deliverables accurately, efficiently, and within agreed timelines.
Develop, modify, test, trouble‑shoot, and maintain programs and system components. Use appropriate programming languages, database platforms, and data management practices to support reliable system performance. Coordinate with relevant stakeholders to clarify requirements, communicate progress, address issues, and support the effective use of implemented solutions. Follow University Health policies, procedures, and applicable technical standards in all assigned work. Maintain constructive working relationships with coworkers and other staff, and perform additional duties as assigned or outlined in the applicable performance evaluation and organizational policies.
University Health offers eligible employees a benefits package designed to support health, financial well‑being, and work‑life needs. Depending on position eligibility and plan terms, benefits may include medical, dental, and vision coverage; retirement savings options; paid time off; and access to professional development resources. Details regarding coverage, eligibility, and enrollment are provided during the hiring process.
University Health is committed to providing equal employment opportunities. Employment decisions are made without unlawful discrimination and in accordance with applicable laws and organizational policies. We welcome qualified applicants with diverse backgrounds and experiences and encourage candidates who meet the role requirements to apply.