Epic Radiant/ Cupid
Epic Radiant/ Cupid
Posted 13 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Design, build, and test Radiant workflows (imaging orders, procedure documentation, results reporting) and Cupid build (cardiology procedure documentation, structured reporting, cath/echo workflows)
- Partner with radiology and cardiology clinical stakeholders to gather requirements and translate them into Epic build
- Support system testing, validation, and issue resolution throughout the project lifecycle
- Provide go-live and at-the-elbow support, troubleshooting imaging and cardiology workflow issues in real time
- Maintain build documentation and adhere to client change control processes
- Competitive Hourly RateMANY Bonus Opportunities!
- Comprehensive 401K retirement savings plan
- Full insurance coverage (Medical, Dental, Vision)
- Sick TimeAccess to a Community of HIT experts!
- HDM Swag
- 2+ years of experience building and supporting Epic Radiant and/or CupidEpic certification in Radiant, Cupid, or both (current or eligible for recertification)
- Experience with imaging/procedure orders, structured reporting, and specialty documentation workflows
- Strong communication skills for working with radiology/cardiology clinical staff and IT teams
- Preferred Experience
- Dual certification in both Radiant and Cupid
- Additional Epic certifications (Beaker, ClinDoc, Orders, etc.)Prior clinical background in radiology or cardiology (tech, RN, physician)
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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