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Clinical Informatics Analysts sit at the intersection of healthcare and data systems, making them strong candidates for H-1B visa sponsorship. Roles requiring EHR configuration, clinical data analysis, or interoperability work typically qualify as specialty occupations under USCIS standards, with employers across health systems, payers, and HIT vendors filing petitions annually.
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At HCA Healthcare, our Digital Transformation and Innovation (DT&I) team is redefining what’s possible in patient care. By leveraging the power of artificial intelligence, automation, and digital technologies, DT&I is helping drive meaningful improvements in clinical outcomes, reduce manual workload, and expand the reach of our care teams. If you're passionate about using technology to improve human life, this is where your work truly matters.
What you will accomplish in this role
HCA Healthcare's Digital Transformation & Innovation (DT&I) Clinical Informatics Regulatory Strategy (CIRS) team manages the organization's exposure to state and federal public policy and regulatory developments affecting Clinical Informatics, health IT, electronic health records (EHR), interoperability, artificial intelligence (AI), and related healthcare technology. The team works to reduce the burden and cost of compliance by supporting balanced health IT policy, developing practical and operationally efficient compliance strategies, and leveraging existing enterprise capabilities whenever possible.
The Regulatory Strategy Analyst II independently manages regulatory and compliance programs and initiatives and is accountable for maintaining readiness, coordinating implementation, and advancing issues to resolution. The role monitors and analyzes new and changing requirements; develops first-pass interpretations, impact assessments, compliance strategies, recommendations, and implementation approaches; translates requirements into business, clinical, operational, workflow, technology, data, and documentation implications; leads stakeholder coordination; and drives remediation. The Analyst II also contributes substantive analysis and drafting to policy, advocacy, enterprise change, and other cross-functional initiatives while escalating novel, ambiguous, precedent-setting, or material matters requiring broader regulatory judgment or enterprise decision-making.
Major Responsibilities:
- Independently manage regulatory and compliance programs and initiatives, with accountability for monitoring, readiness, evidence, documentation, reporting, recurring compliance activities, and ongoing follow-through.
- Monitor and analyze relevant federal and state legislative, regulatory, and policy developments; determine applicability and potential impact, and update related processes, documentation, and stakeholders as requirements change.
- Analyze and apply regulatory requirements and develop first-pass interpretations, impact assessments, compliance strategies, recommendations, and implementation approaches.
- Translate regulatory requirements into practical business, clinical, workflow, technology, data, documentation, and operational implications and define business or functional requirements for regulatory initiatives.
- Lead implementation of regulatory initiatives, including milestones, dependencies, stakeholder coordination, validation, documentation, issue resolution, and completion.
- Analyze compliance and performance data; investigate risks or issues, coordinate fact gathering and root-cause analysis, and lead remediation.
- Serve as a subject-matter resource for regulatory programs and compliance strategies; provide practical guidance and communications to enterprise and field stakeholders, and mentor less-experienced team members.
- Contribute research, analysis, drafting, and operational input to public comments, regulatory responses, advocacy activities, and emerging requirements.
- Escalate novel, ambiguous, precedent-setting, or material matters requiring broader regulatory judgment or enterprise decision-making.
- Build and maintain collaborative relationships with corporate, division, facility, clinical, operational, technical, and external stakeholders.
Education & Experience:
- Bachelor's degree required
- 3+ years of experience in healthcare regulation, regulatory strategy, health policy, compliance, clinical informatics, healthcare operations, health technology, or related field required
- Hybrid position based in Nashville, TN
At HCA Healthcare, we are committed to fostering a culture of growth that allows you to build the career of a lifetime. We encourage you to apply for our CIRS Analyst II today. We review all applications promptly, and qualified candidates will be contacted to continue the process. Join us!
We are an equal opportunity employer. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.
This is OUR story... and YOUR next chapter
At HCA Healthcare, our Digital Transformation and Innovation (DT&I) team is redefining what’s possible in patient care. By leveraging the power of artificial intelligence, automation, and digital technologies, DT&I is helping drive meaningful improvements in clinical outcomes, reduce manual workload, and expand the reach of our care teams. If you're passionate about using technology to improve human life, this is where your work truly matters.
What you will accomplish in this role
HCA Healthcare's Digital Transformation & Innovation (DT&I) Clinical Informatics Regulatory Strategy (CIRS) team manages the organization's exposure to state and federal public policy and regulatory developments affecting Clinical Informatics, health IT, electronic health records (EHR), interoperability, artificial intelligence (AI), and related healthcare technology. The team works to reduce the burden and cost of compliance by supporting balanced health IT policy, developing practical and operationally efficient compliance strategies, and leveraging existing enterprise capabilities whenever possible.
The Regulatory Strategy Analyst II independently manages regulatory and compliance programs and initiatives and is accountable for maintaining readiness, coordinating implementation, and advancing issues to resolution. The role monitors and analyzes new and changing requirements; develops first-pass interpretations, impact assessments, compliance strategies, recommendations, and implementation approaches; translates requirements into business, clinical, operational, workflow, technology, data, and documentation implications; leads stakeholder coordination; and drives remediation. The Analyst II also contributes substantive analysis and drafting to policy, advocacy, enterprise change, and other cross-functional initiatives while escalating novel, ambiguous, precedent-setting, or material matters requiring broader regulatory judgment or enterprise decision-making.
Major Responsibilities:
- Independently manage regulatory and compliance programs and initiatives, with accountability for monitoring, readiness, evidence, documentation, reporting, recurring compliance activities, and ongoing follow-through.
- Monitor and analyze relevant federal and state legislative, regulatory, and policy developments; determine applicability and potential impact, and update related processes, documentation, and stakeholders as requirements change.
- Analyze and apply regulatory requirements and develop first-pass interpretations, impact assessments, compliance strategies, recommendations, and implementation approaches.
- Translate regulatory requirements into practical business, clinical, workflow, technology, data, documentation, and operational implications and define business or functional requirements for regulatory initiatives.
- Lead implementation of regulatory initiatives, including milestones, dependencies, stakeholder coordination, validation, documentation, issue resolution, and completion.
- Analyze compliance and performance data; investigate risks or issues, coordinate fact gathering and root-cause analysis, and lead remediation.
- Serve as a subject-matter resource for regulatory programs and compliance strategies; provide practical guidance and communications to enterprise and field stakeholders, and mentor less-experienced team members.
- Contribute research, analysis, drafting, and operational input to public comments, regulatory responses, advocacy activities, and emerging requirements.
- Escalate novel, ambiguous, precedent-setting, or material matters requiring broader regulatory judgment or enterprise decision-making.
- Build and maintain collaborative relationships with corporate, division, facility, clinical, operational, technical, and external stakeholders.
Education & Experience:
- Bachelor's degree required
- 3+ years of experience in healthcare regulation, regulatory strategy, health policy, compliance, clinical informatics, healthcare operations, health technology, or related field required
- Hybrid position based in Nashville, TN
At HCA Healthcare, we are committed to fostering a culture of growth that allows you to build the career of a lifetime. We encourage you to apply for our CIRS Analyst II today. We review all applications promptly, and qualified candidates will be contacted to continue the process. Join us!
We are an equal opportunity employer. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.
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Get Access To All JobsTips for Finding H-1B Visa Sponsorship as a Clinical Informatics Analyst
Map your degree to the role
USCIS scrutinizes specialty occupation fit closely. A degree in health informatics, biomedical informatics, or computer science maps cleanly. If yours is in nursing or biology, document how your coursework directly supports the analytical and systems functions of the role.
Target health systems with E-Verify enrollment
Hospitals and large integrated health networks are frequent H-1B sponsors and are often already E-Verify enrolled. Focus your search on multi-site health systems and regional medical centers with dedicated IT or informatics departments rather than small clinical practices.
Check prevailing wage before accepting an offer
Your employer's LCA must certify a wage meeting the DOL prevailing wage for your SOC code and location. Run your title through the OFLC Wage Search before negotiating to confirm the offer clears the threshold and avoids an LCA rejection.
Use Migrate Mate to filter verified sponsors
Search Clinical Informatics Analyst roles on Migrate Mate to surface employers with confirmed H-1B LCA filing history for this occupation. That filing history signals the employer understands the process and has legal infrastructure in place, reducing your sponsorship risk.
Get your O*NET code ready before interviews
The O*NET occupation profile for clinical informatics roles supports the specialty occupation argument employers make in the LCA. Knowing your SOC code and job zone classification lets you ask informed questions about how the employer will structure your petition.
File premium processing if your start date is fixed
If onboarding is tied to a credentialing or go-live cycle, ask the employer to file USCIS premium processing with the I-129. Standard processing can run several months, and health systems often have inflexible deployment timelines that won't accommodate delays.
H-1B Visa Clinical Informatics Analyst: Frequently Asked Questions
Does a Clinical Informatics Analyst role qualify as a specialty occupation for H-1B purposes?
Yes, in most cases. USCIS evaluates whether the position normally requires at least a bachelor's degree in a specific field. Clinical Informatics Analyst roles requiring EHR implementation, clinical decision support design, or HL7 and FHIR interoperability work typically satisfy this standard. Employers should document the technical complexity of the role in the LCA and petition to withstand a Request for Evidence.
Which types of employers sponsor H-1B visas for Clinical Informatics Analysts?
Health systems, academic medical centers, payers, and health IT vendors are the most consistent sponsors. Consulting firms that place informatics staff at healthcare clients also file H-1B petitions for this role. You can find employers with verified LCA filing history for clinical informatics positions on Migrate Mate, which filters roles by actual DOL filing data rather than self-reported sponsorship willingness.
What SOC code applies to Clinical Informatics Analyst positions?
Most Clinical Informatics Analyst roles are classified under SOC 15-1211 (Computer Systems Analysts) or 15-1299 (Computer and Information Research Scientists, All Other), depending on how the employer structures the position. The SOC code determines the DOL prevailing wage the employer must certify on the LCA, so it matters significantly for both filing accuracy and your compensation negotiation.
Can I transfer my H-1B to a new healthcare employer if I change jobs?
Yes. Under H-1B portability rules, you can begin working for a new employer as soon as they file a new I-129 petition, without waiting for approval, provided you're currently in valid H-1B status. Health systems and HIT vendors are accustomed to this process. Confirm the new employer has legal counsel experienced with healthcare informatics roles before accepting the offer.
What happens to my H-1B status if a health system goes through a merger or acquisition?
If the successor employer assumes your existing H-1B through a corporate restructuring, your status can continue without a new petition, provided the job duties and terms remain materially the same. If the role changes significantly or the legal entity is new, the employer typically needs to file an amended H-1B. Ask HR and legal counsel to confirm the approach as soon as a merger is announced.