Hybrid Data-Driven Monitoring Analyst

California Department of Health Care Services; Sacramento (CA); Hybrid; USD 72,000 - 91,000; Full time

Job summary

California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) seeks a Data Driven Monitoring Analyst to support the Quality and Population Health Monitoring program in Sacramento County. You will perform analytical, project management, and operational duties within the Data Driven Monitoring section to advance key health care quality initiatives.

You will validate data, coordinate with stakeholders, monitor compliance, and collaborate across programs.

Qualifications

• Analyst II minimum qualifications apply; see the Class Specification.
• SOQ is required for this recruitment; it must be a narrative description of your skills and experience.
• Desirable qualifications include project management, legislative analysis, technical writing, clinical quality measurement, and healthcare data analysis.

Responsibilities

• The Analyst II supports the Quality and Population Health Monitoring program by performing analytical, project management, and operational work within the DDM section.
• Helps implement and maintain key initiatives (e.g., Quality Rating System) through data validation, stakeholder coordination, compliance monitoring, and cross‑program collaboration.
• Interprets technical specifications, supports methodological updates, and applies project management tools to oversee multiple concurrent workstreams.

Skills

Project management

Legislative analysis

Technical writing

Clinical quality measurement

Healthcare data analysis

Job description

California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) seeks a Data Driven Monitoring Analyst to support the Quality and Population Health Monitoring program in Sacramento County. You will perform analytical, project management, and operational duties within the Data Driven Monitoring section to advance key health care quality initiatives.

You will validate data, coordinate with stakeholders, monitor compliance, and collaborate across programs.