EPIC Beacon Analyst
pb consultingWindermere (FL)
EPIC Beacon Analyst
Posted today
pb consultingWindermere (FL)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Key Responsibilities:
Lead Epic Cupid configuration, development, and optimization to support cardiology and cardiovascular services. Support full Epic implementations, system rebuilds, acquisitions, conversions, and related application transformation projects. Configure and maintain departments, facilities, providers, and clinical workflows within Epic Cupid. Analyze cardiology procedural workflows and translate clinical and operational requirements into effective system configurations. Collaborate with clinical stakeholders, IT teams, application analysts, and project leadership to gather requirements and resolve workflow issues. Perform system testing, workflow validation, troubleshooting, and defect resolution to ensure solution quality. Support application upgrades, workflow enhancements, and continuous improvement initiatives. Develop configuration documentation, workflow specifications, and training materials as needed. Provide subject matter expertise and guidance to project teams throughout implementation and post-deployment support. Required Experience and Skills Minimum 5 years of hands-on Epic Cupid build and configuration experience. Current Epic Cupid certification. Experience with full Epic implementations, rebuilds, acquisitions, or system conversions. Strong experience configuring departments, facilities, providers, and clinical workflows. In-depth understanding of cardiology and cardiovascular procedural workflows. Strong analytical, troubleshooting, communication, and stakeholder collaboration skills.
Key Competencies:
Epic Cupid application configuration and implementation. Cardiology workflow analysis and optimization. System testing and issue resolution. Clinical stakeholder engagement and technical documentation.
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