Clinical Applications Analyst (Associate) — Lab IT Support

UT Health San Antonio; San Antonio (TX); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

UT Health San Antonio, on-site at the STRL labs in San Antonio, seeks a Clinical Application Systems Analyst-Associate to advance moderately complex information systems. The role emphasizes analyzing system logic, defining scope, and providing user support in a regulated environment.

You will collaborate with teams to ensure traceable requirements and effective problem resolution, supporting the university's clinical and research lab activities.

Qualifications

• Strong problem-solving and business analysis skills.
• Understanding of software development lifecycle.
• Ability to work independently and with leadership direction.
• Proficiency using CASE tools for designing and implementing applications.
• Experience in environments with regulatory compliance requirements (HIPAA, etc.).
• Strong verbal and written communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Prepares detailed specifications of component level requirements traceable to system level requirements.
• Analyzes and revises existing system logic to identify root causes and propose solutions.
• Researches and defines system scope and objectives for moderately complex information systems.
• Provides technical support and troubleshooting to end-users.

Skills

Problem solving

Business analysis

Software lifecycle

Independent work

Regulatory compliance

Verbal & written communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field

Basic science or laboratory science degree encouraged

Tools

CASE tools

Job description

UT Health San Antonio, on-site at the STRL labs in San Antonio, seeks a Clinical Application Systems Analyst-Associate to advance moderately complex information systems. The role emphasizes analyzing system logic, defining scope, and providing user support in a regulated environment.

You will collaborate with teams to ensure traceable requirements and effective problem resolution, supporting the university's clinical and research lab activities.