Software Development Analyst / HS1079

Sunquest Information Systems, Inc. is a market leader in clinical data management installed in more than 1000 U.S. hospitals and commercial laboratories, and over 60 customers in Canada, UK, Western Europe, and the Middle East. Sunquest uses open systems that are scalable to any size hospital or healthcare network.

Position Description:

Sunquest Information Systems, Inc., is a market leader in clinical data management with more than 1,200 U.S. hospitals and commercial laboratories, and over 60 customers in Canada, UK, Western Europe, and the Middle-East. The company designs, develops, and supports a comprehensive suite of information products for hospitals and laboratories that include laboratory, radiology, and pharmacy systems. Sunquest uses open systems that are scalable to any size hospital or healthcare network.The individual in this position participates in the generation of requirements for new functionality in the Sunquest Laboratory product. The successful candidate will focus on the following objectives during the first year:1) During the first 3 months, learn the basic product functionality and department procedures.2) During the first 3 months, learn the tools used by the Development Analysts, including Rational RequisitePro.3) During the first 6 months, work in conjunction with another Development Analyst to generate the functional requirements and related documentation for a major enhancement.4) By the end of 12 months, must be familiar enough with the Sunquest Laboratory product and the Development Analyst processes to be able to independently generate the requirements documentation for a major enhancement project.

Qualifications:

Bachelor's degree in MIS, Computer Science, or equivalent and experience writing functional specifications for commercial software development products preferred. Must have strong written and verbal communication skills. Experience in the healthcare industry preferred. Experience using Rational RequisitePro and writing business use cases preferred.