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Oklahoma State University Medical Center · 1 month ago

Report Analyst

Tulsa, OK, United States

Full-time

Onsite

New Grad, Entry Level

Oklahoma State University Medical Center is seeking a Report Analyst to analyze and interpret data for decision-making purposes. The role involves developing reports, gathering data requirements from ancillary departments, and training staff on report development procedures.

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Responsibilities

Develop customized reports from databases to extract and collect data according to business owner or management needs

Build and modify data reports and software applications

Proper testing and validation of reports before delivery

Analyze statistics and other metrics

Provide end-user training on report writing software

Present data to other staff members in other departments

Develop and conduct official presentations to explain their findings and results

Provide weekly productivity reporting for report development

Create various types of charts to provide better visualization

Qualification

Data analysisReport developmentDatabase managementStatistical analysisEnd-user trainingData visualizationPresentation skills

Required

Associate Degree

Experience in data analysis and interpretation

Ability to develop customized reports from databases

Experience in building and modifying data reports and software applications

Skills in testing and validation of reports

Ability to analyze statistics and other metrics

Experience in providing end-user training on report writing software

Ability to present data to other staff members in different departments

Skills in developing and conducting official presentations

Ability to provide weekly productivity reporting for report development

Skills in creating various types of charts for better visualization

Company

Oklahoma State University Medical Center

OSU Medical Center is the nation's largest osteopathic teaching facility located in downtown Tulsa! We have 11 residency programs and 10 fellowship programs that train more than 150 residents in primary care and sub-specialties on an annual basis.

Founded in 1944