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UX Designer, Healthcare Analytics

Remote:

Full Remote

Contract:

Fixed term

Experience:

Mid-level (2-5 years)

Work from:

Panama, Pennsylvania (USA), United States

Offer summary

Qualifications:

Experience in UX design for healthcare, Expertise in web storytelling and metadata, Familiarity with PowerBI and SSRS, Proven ability to optimize websites, Strong understanding of usability and accessibility.

Key responsabilities:

Revamp and simplify Analytics Storefront UI
Compile metadata and organize data storytelling
Advise on visual layout and best design practices
Collaborate with Web Services department on changes
Set up user-controlled webpages linked to repositories

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Job description

Duration: through June 30, 2025

Job Description

This health system has an Analytics Storefront, which is a central webpage where users can access Analytics solutions. It links to self-service tools, existing reports, etc. It is maintained by another department, so has been challenging to make updates and enhancements. They would like to revamp and simplify it so it is easier to maintain and navigate.

They are looking for someone to help them improve the UI, compile the metadata and catalog, and help them be able to organize and tell a story with the data. This person should be able to think through the best way to design it and advise on the visual layout.

This person will work with the Web Services department to make changes.
This resource may also help set up a webpage that links to repositories they can control ie Purview, Databricks document, data repositories.

Requirements:

UX Designer with experience supporting a Healthcare Analytics team.
Web /storytelling expertise for metadata compilation and end user web page
Exposure to reports such as PowerBI and SSRS
Ability to think through how to organize and access data
Experience optimizing websites and improving user experience, usability, and accessibility.