Epic Beacon System Analyst
medisys health networkHicksville (NY)
About the role
Epic Beacon Analyst (Proficient or Certified) FTE/Hybrid Schedule Epic Certified Systems Analyst works with Epic Systems' electronic health record (EHR) software, focusing on implementation, configuration, and support. They evaluate workflows, collect requirements, and configure the system to meet specific objectives, ensuring optimal functionality for both end-users and the organization. Additionally, they contribute to projects, offer training, and resolve issues.
Required:
Proficient or Certified in Epic Beacon application. At least one year experience with build and/or maintenance of the Beacon module. Strong communication skills, written and verbal. Highly organized, able to multitask as well as maintain focus on individual tasks. Track and document build, risks, and issues accurately in our project management software. Self-starter with ability to maintain schedule, meet deadlines, and monitor one’s own work product. Work You’ll Do: Implementation roll-out of Epic Beacon system with continued support post implementation. Lead and coordinate clinical process redesign. Collaboratively work with users to assess needs, monitor data, implement system updates, and analyze systems for performance issues. Apply technical expertise to system build to identify, troubleshoot, and resolve problems. Work closely with project/operational leadership to accurately scope out build requests and provide streamlined solutions based on current system set-up. Lead meetings regarding project status and on-going work production coordination. Act as expert technical resource to development staff in all phases of the development and implementation process. Other duties as assigned.
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