Epic SME
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mericanPhoenix (AZ)
Health Informatics SpecialistsCustom Computer Programming Services
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About the role
EPIC SME. Location- Remote and Open to travel We are looking to hire a licensed EPIC expert when we get not further discussions and workshops and therefore, we will need to have this consultant during the pre-sales process. More details are below on the skillsets The role: A hybrid technical-product expert on Epic who helps partners and internal teams integrate with Epic systems someone equally comfortable talking clinical workflows and data schemas.What they do: Design integration patterns between Epic and third-party platforms (choosing between FHIR APIs, HL7v2 interfaces, or Clarity/Caboodle reporting) Map data requirements to Epic's actual data model (Chronicles Clarity Caboodle) so partners know exactly what to pull or push, and how Translate between business/product needs and technical build specs Support partner integration questions, data mapping docs, and Epic App Orchard/Connection Hub requirements Ensure integrations meet interoperability and compliance standards (HIPAA, information blocking rules) What they need: 4+ years hands-on with Epic (analyst, interface, or integration background) Strong grasp of Epic's data architecture and at least one integration method (FHIR, HL7v2/Bridges, or Clarity/Caboodle) Comfort translating clinical/business requirements into technical specs Bonus: Epic certifications, App Orchard experience, SMART on FHIR dev background We are looking for an Epic Integration & Data Specialist who bridges the gap between product strategy and technical execution on the Epic EHR platform.This person will serve as the subject-matter expert on how Epic works - both from a clinical/product workflow perspective and from a data/systems perspective - and will guide partners, internal teams, and client stakeholders on how third-party platforms can integrate and interoperate with Epic.
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