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Epic Certified Cadence and Prelude Consultant

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accentureFranklin (TN)

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About the role

Overview: As an Epic Cadence and Prelude Certified Consultant, you will collaborate with client teams, Accenture specialists, and software vendors to design and implement Epic workflows. You’ll translate current-state processes into new workflows, define requirements, and shape high-level specifications. You’ll work with cross-functional teams to set metrics, validate designs, and support testing and deployment. Your work helps enable healthcare transformations through Epic integrations and data workflows, contributing to client outcomes and technology adoption. This role offers hybrid work with in-person days at ATC locations and the chance to impact large-scale healthcare IT programs. Compensation / Benefits medical dental vision life long-term disability 401(k) plan
Responsibilities: Document current state business workflows Assist with analysis and design of new business workflows Identify and define detailed product requirements and use cases Provide input into high level functional specifications Define metrics and performance goals with project teams Transition requirements to ensure clear understanding Translate requirements into test conditions and acceptance criteria Participate in quality management reviews of design and performance Perform or advise on system configuration and integration setup and testing activities Serve as intermediary with client Epic team and Accenture tech leads Assist in data requests and source-to-target mapping Other duties as assigned; may include implementation, optimization, upgrades and support
Key requirements: Minimum 3 years experience in Healthcare IT in an Epic Cadence and Epic Prelude Analyst role Epic Cadence and Epic Prelude certification Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience collaboration with cross-functional teams strong communication with clients and teams problem-solving mindset Epic Cadence Epic Prelude Epic Referrals & Authorizations

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