Note: The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. Cardiovascular Associates of America (CVAUSA) is dedicated to delivering high-quality cardiovascular care and advancing clinical research. The Clinical Quality Performance Analyst will support enterprise-wide quality improvement and performance initiatives by analyzing healthcare data, developing dashboards and reports, identifying improvement opportunities, and collaborating with clinical and operational stakeholders.
Responsibilities
- Support enterprise cardiovascular quality initiatives, including:
- MIPS/MVPs, Clinically Integrated Network, and payer-specific performance reporting
- Internal clinical quality and patient safety initiatives
- Analyze provider-, practice-, and network-level quality performance data
- Develop and maintain dashboards, scorecards, and routine performance reports
- Identify trends, variation, and opportunities for quality improvement
- Support audit readiness and documentation related to quality reporting and payer programs
- Collaborate with physician leaders and quality staff to support quality improvement initiatives
- Apply standardized analytic workflows and best practices
- Assist with development and maintenance of analytic documentation and reporting templates
- Collaborate with physician leaders, practice administrators, and quality and research committees
- Present analytic findings in a clear, concise manner to clinical and operational audiences
- Participate in enterprise quality and research meetings as needed
Skills
- · Bachelor's degree in public health, epidemiology, biostatistics, health services research, data science, healthcare administration, or a related field
- · 5+ years of experience in clinical or outcomes research, including quality improvement analytics
- · Deep experience working with clinical datasets (EHR, registry, and/or claims data)
- · Fluent in SQL and PowerBI, including building and maintaining dashboards and reports
- · Familiarity with healthcare quality programs or clinical research workflows
- · Strong written and verbal communication skills
- · Comfortable working independently within defined project scopes and self-motivated
- · Excels in fast-paced, “startup-like” environment
- · Detail-oriented with strong analytical and organizational skills
- · Able to balance multiple priorities in a fully remote work environment
- · Extremely well organized
- · Likes to work collaboratively, and responsive to feedback
- · Motivated by improving quality and outcomes in cardiovascular care
- · Master's degree (MPH, MS, MHA, or equivalent)
- · Fluency with SAS
- · Proficiency with Python and R
- · Experience in cardiovascular medicine or cardiology practice environments
- · Exposure to IRB-regulated research or observational studies
- · Familiarity with CMS quality programs, MIPS/MVPs, ACOs, or payer quality reporting
Benefits
- Fully remote work arrangement
- Opportunity to work closely with and learn from physician, quality, and research leaders
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