Full-Time
Expert Business Analyst
Regulatory & Interoperability
Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
Altera Digital Health
1,001-5,000 employees
Cloud-based EMR solutions for healthcare providers
Compensation Overview
$90k - $115kAnnually
Expert
Remote in USA + 1 more
More locations: Remote in Canada
This is a remote U.S. or Canada-based role.
You match the following Altera Digital Health's candidate preferences
Employers are more likely to interview you if you match these preferences:
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent years of experience
- 7+ years’ business analyst experience
- 5-10 years’ healthcare industry experience
- Subject matter expert in regulatory requirements and interoperability
- Able to independently research and analyze complex government regulations
- Experienced at breaking down regulatory requirements, including FHIR
- Skilled at translating features into compelling user stories
- Solid understanding of regulatory challenges and strategy for staying current in this field
- Experienced at working with development and QA teams while ensuring deadlines are met
- Thoroughly review and understand relevant government regulations by analyzing information provided through official government websites
- Identify how these regulations translate into specific features or requirements within Sunrise
- Develop user stories that clearly define how to gather and process the required data within the Sunrise environment. Maintain user stories with clear acceptance criteria
- Collaborate closely with development teams to implement these features and ensure compliance with the identified regulations
- Under the direction of the product manager, work to provide application solutions for assigned business areas
- Interact with business users to understand new business requirements and enhancement requests
- Serve as liaison between application technology vendors, internal IS groups, and business users
- Lead requirements gathering, analysis, and documentation
- Collaborate effectively with development, QA, and product teams
- Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and industry standards
- Support system implementations, upgrades, and ongoing maintenance
- Stay current on industry trends and best practices
- Master’s degree preferred
- Sunrise experience preferred
Altera Health provides technology solutions for hospitals and health networks in Australia and New Zealand, focusing on enhancing patient care and improving clinical workflows. Their main product is a cloud-based Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system that allows healthcare providers to digitally store, manage, and access patient information. This system is designed to be user-friendly, enabling clinicians to prioritize patient care over administrative tasks. Altera Health serves notable clients like the Royal Adelaide Hospital and South Western Sydney Primary Health Network, helping them achieve better patient outcomes and operational efficiency. The company operates on a software-as-a-service (SaaS) model, offering subscription-based access to their EMR system along with additional services like scanning and document management. Altera Health's goal is to support healthcare providers in modernizing their operations through digital transformation.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Maipú, Chile
Founded
2017
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Generative AI collaboration with EPAM enhances operational efficiency and reduces costs.
- Integration of Paymentus' platform expands Altera's healthcare IT solutions.
- Paragon Denali's launch offers financial and operational efficiencies for smaller hospitals.
What critics are saying
- Potential delays in Paragon Denali's launch could impact client satisfaction.
- Compatibility issues with Paymentus' platform may challenge user adoption.
- Economic shifts may affect the success of the Harris Affinity partnership.
What makes Altera Digital Health unique
- Altera's cloud-based EMR system enhances patient care and streamlines clinical workflows.
- Partnership with Microsoft Azure boosts Altera's cloud-native EHR capabilities for rural hospitals.
- Altera's offensive cybersecurity approach proactively addresses healthcare data breach risks.
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Company News
With the emergence of Generative AI (GenAI) in 2024, Altera collaborated with EPAM to develop a tailored assistant aimed at simplifying routine tasks, thus enhancing efficiency and reducing operational costs.
Paymentus Holdings Inc., a provider of cloud-based bill-payment technology, has reached an agreement with health-care information-technology provider Altera Digital Health Inc. to include its electronic bill- presentment and payments platform in Altera's suite of healthcare IT solutions.
Brian Montgomery, Expert Security Engineer, Altera Digital HealthBeing an avid soccer fan, player, and coach, I’ve heard countless times that “the best defense is a good offense.” As a cybersecurity professional, the concept of taking active steps to improve your team’s position resonates. However, cybersecurity programs within and outside the healthcare industry typically focus on reactive approaches. The stakes are too high in healthcare to wait for a hacker to strike your organization, and meanwhile, the scale and scope of cyberattacks continue to grow. In 2023, more than 700 healthcare data breaches affected 133 million people in the U.S. The underutilized concept of offensive cybersecurity offers practical solutions when healthcare organizations understand and adopt this approach.What does offensive cybersecurity entail?Organizations that look for vulnerabilities in their systems before cyber threats can exploit them use offensive cybersecurity, a specialization within the cybersecurity umbrella. These different probing and testing methods mimic how real malicious actors would compromise an organization.Vulnerability assessments, one type of offensive cybersecurity test, help organizations identify points of weakness attackers could exploit. To conduct these tests, organizations use scanning software and services to evaluate how their assets stack up against any known security vulnerabilities. Considered another layer on top of vulnerability assessments, penetration testing (also known as “pen testing”) determines the extent of exploitable detected vulnerabilities, such as weak encryption or missing patches, and can show the impact of these weaknesses if exploited by attackers.“Red teaming” is another type of offensive cybersecurity and ranks as the most involved of these methods
ORLANDO, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Altera Digital Health (HIMSS booth #2546), a global health IT leader, today announced the development of Paragon Denali, an electronic health record (EHR) natively deployed in the cloud, specifically designed for rural, critical access and community hospitals. Built on Microsoft Azure, the Altera EHR system will bring cloud-capable features and containerized services to healthcare organizations, enabling faster, more informed care decisions and greater financial and operational efficiencies. Paragon Denali is targeted to be generally available by the end of 2024. From rising labor and supply costs to shrinking reimbursements, hundreds of U.S. hospitals are at risk of closure. Altera, a longtime partner of Microsoft, recognized that offering Paragon in a software-as-a-service (SaaS) model would give smaller hospitals a single platform to manage clinical and financial data without further straining their staff, resources and budgets