Data Analyst
Job Description
Join CHOP’s enterprise Data and Analytics team within the Center for Healthcare Quality and Analytics to help empower users across the institution with trusted data. This onsite role in Philadelphia, PA supports organizational data needs through metrics, reporting, and analytics solutions, with collaboration across data, governance, and clinical informatics teams. If you enjoy turning complex information into clear insights, this position emphasizes strong communication and data storytelling tailored to the audience.
Compensation: $76,100 - $97,000 per year. Work schedule: Day shift (United States of America).
What you’ll do
- Partner with teams and business stakeholders to gather requirements, define metrics, retrieve data, and verify the validity of results
- Work across data requests and projects from start to finish, contributing to deliverables end to end
- Build analytics outputs such as dashboards, reports, and business intelligence tools, and perform data analysis to measure processes and outcomes
- Communicate findings through clear data storytelling, presenting results in an understandable and actionable way for each audience
- Collaborate with enterprise data warehouse, data governance, quality improvement, clinical informatics, and business teams on issues affecting data quality, architecture, or repository structure
- Develop and maintain current project status and documentation for work products
- Under supervision, contribute to projects and tasks using appropriate data
- Provide operational support for organizational data needs, including ad hoc and scheduled reporting
What you bring
- Bachelor’s Degree required
- Experience with SQL and knowledge of relational database structures
- Experience with at least one programming or analytical language such as R, Python, or SAS
- Experience with data visualization tools preferred, such as Tableau or Qlik
Tools you’ll work with
Tableau, Qlik, R, Python, SAS, SQL
Benefit
- Annual influenza vaccine (required for employees who work in patient care buildings or who have patient-facing responsibilities)