Clinical Systems Analyst - eClinicalWorks EMR Specialist

Axia Women's Health; Pennsylvania; On-site; USD 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Axia Women's Health is seeking a Clinical Systems Analyst to implement and maintain the eClinicalWorks EMR ecosystem, collaborating with IT and clinical staff. This full-time role includes managing projects, documenting configuration standards, and supporting a network spanning multiple regions.

The position requires 3+ years in ambulatory EMR support, vendor management, and strong communication skills. Occasional travel to care centers across the Mid-Atlantic and Midwest is expected.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Information Systems or related field or equivalent experience.
• Experience with eClinicalWorks EMR in ambulatory settings.
• 3+ years of supporting and ambulatory EMR environments.
• 3+ years managing vendor relationships.

Responsibilities

• Participate in implementation, configuration and support of the eClinicalWorks EMR and related systems.
• Document standards and guidelines for EMR configuration and use.
• Identify optimization opportunities and process improvements in the EMR.
• Assist in integrating ancillary systems and biomedical devices with the EMR.
• Demonstrate superb communication and relationship skills; travel as needed.

Skills

Relationship building

Project delivery

Communication excellence

Cross-functional collaboration

Travel readiness

Education

Bachelor's degree in Information Systems

Tools

eClinicalWorks

ITIL

Project Management

Job description

Axia Women's Health is seeking a Clinical Systems Analyst to implement and maintain the eClinicalWorks EMR ecosystem, collaborating with IT and clinical staff. This full-time role includes managing projects, documenting configuration standards, and supporting a network spanning multiple regions.

The position requires 3+ years in ambulatory EMR support, vendor management, and strong communication skills. Occasional travel to care centers across the Mid-Atlantic and Midwest is expected.