IT Applications and Projects Analyst

About the role

Summit Pacific Medical Center is a vibrant and expanding public hospital district that operates a Critical Access Hospital with a Level IV trauma designation, three rural healthcare clinics, and a seven‑day‑a‑week urgent care clinic. Its vision is “Through Summit Care, we will build the healthiest community in the Nation.” The IT Applications and Projects Analyst supports enterprise applications and coordinates technology projects across Summit Pacific Medical Center. The role works with departments, IT staff, and vendors to gather requirements, improve workflows, troubleshoot application issues, develop reports, validate data, and implement system changes. Position is based on‑site with travel to satellite locations and vendor sites as needed; work shift is full‑time, non‑union, non‑exempt, located in Elma, Washington.

Responsibilities

• Enterprise application support: Support assigned applications, troubleshoot issues, coordinate vendor support, and manage approved configurations and access.
• IT project coordination: Track project schedules, tasks, dependencies, risks, and vendor activities; coordinate testing, implementation, training, and support handoffs; Projects are expected to be completed within agreed upon scope, schedule, and budget.
• Workflow improvement: Translate departmental needs into application requirements and improve processes.
• Testing and change control: Test releases and configuration changes, document results, coordinate user acceptance, and validate systems after implementation.
• Support: Maintain application inventories, support procedures, vendor contacts, and recovery documentation. Also supports data migration and validation projects as well as portions of the day IT infrastructure including networking, desktops, endpoint management, backup, and disaster recovery.
• IT Project Coordination: Deliver IT projects on schedule and on budget using SPMC’s project management practices; maintain project portfolio, status reporting, and post‑implementation