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Health IT Strategy – Epic and EHR Modernization Senior Manager

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accentureAkron (OH)

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About the role

Overview: As Health IT Strategy – Epic and EHR Modernization Senior Manager, you will lead Epic and EHR modernization initiatives, linking technology decisions to clinical, operational, financial, and patient outcomes. You’ll work with client executives and clinical teams to drive enterprise transformation rather than mere upgrades. You will translate emerging capabilities into future-state operating models and redesign workflows accordingly. This role offers impact at scale within Accenture’s healthcare strategy practice. Compensation / Benefits medical dental vision life insurance 401(k) bonus opportunities
Responsibilities: Lead Epic and EHR modernization programs from strategy to value realization Engage client executives, clinicians, operators, and technology leaders as trusted advisor Translate AI, automation, cloud, interoperability into future-state operating models Redesign workflows around future-state capabilities and challenge legacy processes Assess impacts of modernization across applications, care delivery, operations and analytics Lead and develop teams of managers, consultants, and analysts; support offerings and business development
Key requirements: Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field 8+ years’ experience with clinical systems implementation, healthcare IT project management, or clinical informatics; experience with EHRs, CDS, and interoperability standards 4+ years of health industry consulting experience Certification in at least 1 core Epic application with working knowledge of workflows, integrations, and data strong stakeholder engagement leadership and people management clear communication and collaboration Epic applications certifications clinical and business workflows integrations and data

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