Product Owner

Budget:23 lpa

Experience: 5+ years

Product Owner

business (healthcare users)

domain knowledge (healthcare, EHR, clinical/revenue cycle workflows)

Technical Skills

Must Have

• Strong

  Healthcare domain knowledge

  (clinical workflows or revenue cycle – billing, claims, patient data flow).
• Worked in

  Agile/Scrum

  methodology (used in IT projects).
• Ability to

  write requirement documents

  and

  create wireframes

  (basic mockups of screens).
• Understanding of

  Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC)

  .
• Knowledge of

  APIs, SQL databases, integrations

  .

• Expert backlog management

  (managing features & user stories for the dev team).

Good to Have

• Ability to write

  basic SQL queries

  .

• Cloud basics

  (AWS).
• Familiarity with

  healthcare IT standards

  – FHIR, HL7, REST APIs, EHR systems.
• Knowledge of

  system integrations

  tools like Rhapsody, Corepoint, Mirth.

Soft Skills

• Strong

  problem-solving

  skills.
• Excellent

  communication

  (both written and verbal).
• Ability to

  explain technical/complex topics

  in simple language.

• Decision-making skills

  .
• Strong

  stakeholder management

  (coordinate between doctors, healthcare staff, business, and IT teams).

Education / Certifications

• No strict requirement listed, but healthcare IT certifications (like

  HL7, FHIR, AWS basics, Agile/Scrum certifications

  ) would be a plus.

Experience

• Total:

  5+ years overall.

• Relevant:

  3+ years in

  Healthcare IT as a Business Analyst/Product Owner

  .

Key Responsibilities

• Manage the product backlog

  (deciding what features the dev team should build first).

• Break features into user stories

  (small work items for developers).
• Understand

  customer & product needs

  and act as the

  voice of business

  for the dev team.
• Work with the

  Product Manager

  on feature priorities.

• Review test cases

  and ensure they meet acceptance criteria.
• Approve completed user stories once tested and demoed.
• Create

  UML diagrams

  (simple workflow diagrams).
• Create

  wireframes

  (simple sketches/screens for new features).
• Understand

  system architecture, data flow, and integrations

  (how different healthcare systems talk to each other).