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Healthcare IT Acquisitions - Contract Analyst
Summary
Title:Healthcare IT Acquisitions - Contract Analyst
ID:5351
Location:N/A
Department:Information Technology
Description
FIDES is seeking a detail-oriented Contract Analyst with strong experience supporting IT acquisitions in a healthcare organization from a business and financial perspective. This consulting role will split responsibilities between direct contract analysis and supporting broader contract negotiation efforts. The ideal candidate will have a firm understanding of procurement practices, contract structures, and IT vendor engagement within enterprise or healthcare environments. This is a 6-month contract engagement with an extension opportunity. 

Responsibilities
  • Analyze, review, and provide recommendations on IT-related contracts, SOWs, and pricing proposals.
  • Collaborate with financial and business negotiators to support vendor discussions and negotiations.
  • Ensure contractual terms align with internal business objectives, risk posture, and financial frameworks.
  • Maintain documentation and assist in contract life cycle tracking, amendments, and compliance reviews.
  • Support sourcing strategies and contribute to process improvements in IT procurement workflows.
Qualifications
  • Bachelor's degree required.
  • 5+ years of experience in contract analysis with exposure to IT acquisitions and financial negotiations in a healthcare environment.
  • Strong knowledge of contract structures, vendor terms, and procurement best practices.
  • Ability to interpret financial models and support business-driven negotiation efforts.
  • Healthcare or large enterprise experience preferred.
  • Strong analytical, written, and verbal communication skills.
Additional Information 
  • This is a remote position, with the opportunity to be onsite to meet with the team.
  • Contract opportunity, with strong potential for long-term engagement based on performance.
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