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Sas Technical Analyst Jobs (NOW HIRING)

... analyses to support ad hoc data requests • Participate in the interpretation of business ... of technical specifications including data dictionaries and programming specs • Perform ...

SAS Administrator Technical Requirements Bachelor's degree with 8 - 10 years related work ... analytic requirements, maintaining standards in the SAS Platform 3 years' experience supporting ...

Good understanding of predictive analytics, data quality and data management concepts Ability to ... present complex technical programs and concepts Qualifications Basic Qualifications: Bachelor ...

Experience customizing SAS Alert Generation Process modules ... Well organized and demonstrates strong technical proficiency in system analysis and application ...

SAS Enterprise Business Intelligence Solution design and development of reports; Knowledge in ... Proficiency in SQL and Oracle/DB2 databases, analytical skills and technical knowledge required in ...

Provide technical expertise and guidance to project teams and stakeholders on SAS capabilities ... Problem solving and analytical skills. * Experience in the administration of SAS Visual Analytics ...

Sr..Data Analyst/SAS Reporting

Hartford, CT · On-site

$86K - $109K/yr

The role involves technical components related to data ingestion, transformation, validation, and ... of analytic programming tools and methods (SQL, Base SAS) • Ability to communicate statistical ...

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Job Title- SAS Programmer
Location- Remote
Duration- 12 Months (C2H Role)
Good SAS/SQL Experience with recent healthcare experience.
Job Description:
What are the top 5-10 responsibilities for this position (please be detailed as to what the candidate is expected to do or complete daily)?
• Develop new and maintain existing SAS programs to extract, aggregate, and manipulate pharmacy and medical claims for analyses to support ad hoc data requests
• Participate in the interpretation of business requirements and creation of technical specifications including data dictionaries and programming specs
• Perform statistical analysis, and generate reports to answer research questions
• Perform quality control checks on code, data sets, analytic outputs, research manuscripts and other deliverables
What does the ideal candidate background look like (ex: healthcare specific background specific industry experience etc.)?
• Bachelors and/or masters degree in health services research, health economics, biostatistics, computer science, epidemiology, sociology, psychology or equivalent)
• 3+ years experience programming in SAS (including proc SQL)
• 3+ years' experience supporting health services, health economics, and outcomes research
What skills/attributes are required (please be detailed as to number of years of experience for each skill)? What skills/attributes are preferred (what will set a candidate apart)?
• 3+ years' experience with administrative claims data, EHR/EMR data, or complex relational health care databases required. Preference will be given to candidates with experience using large administrative claims assets from health plan/payers