The Role
Supports Epic ClinDoc and Stork applications by troubleshooting end-user issues, guiding workflow design, system configuration, testing, upgrades, and change requests. Serves as a liaison among users, Epic representatives, implementation teams, and business stakeholders. Provides training, coordinates project meetings, tracks deliverables and issues, and supports software patches, downtimes, and related after-hours activities.
Summary Generated by Built In
Day (United States of America)Epic Analyst - ClinDoc & Stork
EDUCATION:
- A bachelor’s degree is preferred.
EXPERIENCE:
- Clinical operations experience
- Epic end-user or application support experience
- Experience supporting clinical applications or healthcare environments.
- Epic certification is preferred.
JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Act as the main support contact for the application's end-users, addressing and resolving any issues that arise.
- Collaborate with various teams to identify and resolve issues impacting application performance and user experience.
- Guide workflow design, system build, and testing, and tackle technical challenges associated with Epic software.
- Manage system changes as per user requests and organizational needs.
- Function as a liaison between end-users, Epic implementation staff, and business stakeholders to ensure system functionality meets business requirements.
- Maintain regular communication with Epic representatives and participate in weekly project team meetings.
- Engage with the business community and end-users to understand operational needs and direct workflow configurations.
- Lead training initiatives and support end-users with troubleshooting and problem-solving.
- Consistently review project status and issues with leadership, ensuring project deliverables and timelines are met.
- Conduct weekly team meetings to discuss project deliverables, shared issues, user concerns, budget, and milestones.
WORKING CONDITIONS:
- Fast-paced office environment.
- After hours, weekend, and holiday work will occasionally be required as determined by the Manager of EPIC IT Clinical Applications to support software/hardware patches, upgrades, downtimes, and potential disasters.
- Work requires regular speed, accuracy, and adeptness to operate a limited range of equipment.
- Work requires handling light and simple weight material and equipment. Visual activity requires the ability to tolerate prolonged periods of close computer screens.
EQUIPMENT / WORK AIDS / LICENSURE:
- Epic certification is preferred and will be required. Candidates will receive comprehensive training at Epic and must complete certification and tests to gain in-depth knowledge of the software.
- Some Epic application analyst roles may require a RN, Pharm. D., Licensed Medical Technologist, or other clinical certification depending on the areas supported.
Skills Required
- Clinical operations experience
- Epic end-user or application support experience
- Experience supporting clinical applications or healthcare environments
- Bachelor's degree
- Epic certification
- Completion of Epic training, certification, and tests
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The Company
What We Do
Halifax Health is a community healthcare leader serving residents and visitors in Volusia and Flagler counties, Florida, for over 95 years. It operates a system of hospitals and professional centers, including a tertiary hospital, community hospital, freestanding emergency departments, and specialized psychiatric and cancer treatment services. The organization is dedicated to providing exemplary, patient-centered medical, emotional, and spiritual care throughout East Central Florida.






