@tyme I've done a few different jobs over my years, and sort of "fell" into what I'm currently doing. I'm sort of a mix between a Business Analyst and a non-programming Business Intelligence analyst in public health. I help people with defining consistent meaning of information (data in clinical records), where that goes in the software, and how people can then use that in a report - for business decisions, clinical care support, or for national reporting and funding. Sometimes I look into why the program spits out information we didnt expect - and whether it matches what was initially entered, or why someone may have entered the wrong (or no!) information
I like that I get to learn a lot about how the health system works but also about a lot of health problems (and what good clinical care looks like) or specialities/services.
It's good knowing what the government monitors for healthcare safety. But it is also somewhat eye opening about all the things that can go wrong.