Case analyst vs implementation analyst

Differences between case analyst and implementation analyst duties and responsibilities

Case analyst example responsibilities.

• Manage a variety of special project task that are request from CMS, and provide by a very strict deadline.
• Assist in the development and implementation of new documentation processes, coordinate workflow and manage credit derivatives documentation backlog.
• Assist investigators (USIS, FIS, DOD, USAF, OPM, FBI, etc . )
• Conduct onsite admission assessments, and concurrent reviews on each member using Milliman criteria.
• Create a 'living' spreadsheet that consolidates key document information and hyperlinks back to the original SharePoint file.
• Calculate reduction for attorney's fees and costs, used diagnosis codes (ICD-9) for relate injuries.
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Implementation analyst example responsibilities.

• Modify and create UNIX and TCL scripts to automate processes and to create utilities.
• Manage service communication for patches/deployments through SharePoint and weekly emails for products.
• Utilize extensive payroll and human resource knowledge to coordinate and manage multiple complex implementation projects simultaneously.
• Maintain third-party software by building, testing, and distributing rpm packages to Linux workstations.
• Used Microsoft Visio to maintain and update network diagrams, allowing network changes to be quickly document.
• Analyze and resolve billing edits on billed/unbil accounts, verifying orders, determining medical necessity per CMS guidelines.
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