Business Analyst-Pharmacy & Technology

Our Company

PharMerica

Overview

PharMerica, a part of Brightspring Health Services, is a long‑term care pharmacy services provider that supplies medications, clinical support, and pharmacy management to healthcare organizations across the United States.

 

We are a non-retail pharmacy that focuses on providing exceptional customer service and meeting the pharmacy needs for hospitals, rehabilitation facilities, long-term acute care centers, and other specialized care centers nationwide. Our organization is in high growth mode, which can provide opportunities for advancement for individuals looking for career progression!

 

The Business Analyst serves as the critical bridge between long-term care (LTC) pharmacy operations and our IT partners and technology vendors. This role is responsible for identifying, analyzing, and championing process improvement opportunities across pharmacy operations — including order entry, fulfillment, claims adjudication, billing, and clinical workflows — and translating those opportunities into clear, actionable business requirements, user stories, and functional specifications for technical delivery teams.

The ideal candidate is equally comfortable on the pharmacy floor and in a sprint planning session: someone who can shadow a technician to map a workflow in the morning and write acceptance criteria for a developer in the afternoon. This person doesn't just document what the business asks for — they ask why, challenge assumptions, quantify the opportunity, and ensure the delivered solution actually solves the problem.

Schedule: Monday - Friday, hours per business needs

Remote Opportunity.  May live anywhere within the Continental USA

 

Benefits and perks for You!    

• Medical, Dental, Vision insurance   
• Health Savings & Flexible Spending Accounts (up to $5,000 for childcare)   
• Tuition discounts & reimbursement   
• 401(k) 
• Company Paid Time Off*
• Shift Differential 
• DailyPay
• Pet Insurance
• Employee wellness and discount programs 

 

*Benefits may vary by employment status   

Responsibilities

• Process Improvement & Opportunity Identification
  • Proactively identifies, analyzes, and prioritizes process improvement and automation opportunities across LTC pharmacy operations (order entry, dispensing, fulfillment, delivery, claims adjudication, billing/revenue cycle, and regulatory compliance workflows)
  • Conducts current-state / future-state process analysis, including workflow observation, stakeholder interviews, process mapping (e.g., swim-lane diagrams, value stream maps), and root cause analysis
  • Quantifies improvement opportunities through cost/benefit analysis, ROI modeling, and business case development to support prioritization and executive decision-making
  • Defines, baselines, and tracks key performance indicators (KPIs) and operational metrics to measure process health and validate benefits realized post-implementation
  • Analyzes operational data (production volumes, error rates, turnaround times, rework, claim rejections) to surface trends, anomalies, and opportunities
• Business Requirements & User Story Development
  • Elicits, analyzes, documents, and validates business requirements through interviews, workshops, job shadowing, surveys, and data analysis
  • Translates business needs into well-formed deliverables for IT partners and vendors: business requirements documents (BRDs), functional specifications, user stories with acceptance criteria, use cases, and process flow diagrams
  • Decomposes complex or ambiguous business problems into clearly scoped, testable requirements
  • Maintains and grooms requirement backlogs; partner with product owners, project managers, and development teams to prioritize work based on business value
  • Manages requirements traceability from initial request through design, build, test, and deployment; assess and communicate impacts of scope changes
• Stakeholder Engagement & IT/Vendor Liaison
  • Serves as the primary liaison between pharmacy operations stakeholders and internal IT teams and external technology vendors
  • Facilitates requirements workshops, design reviews, and working sessions with cross-functional audiences ranging from front-line pharmacy staff to executive leadership
  • Translates between business and technical languages — ensuring operations understands technical constraints and trade-offs, and IT/vendors understand operational context, urgency, and regulatory realities