Epic Application Lead: Build, Test & 24/7 Support

Piedmont Healthcare Inc.; United States; Remote; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Piedmont Healthcare Corporate seeks an Application Coordinator to design, build, test, validate, and support Epic applications in clinical and revenue cycle domains. The role requires Epic certification and deep knowledge of workflows in healthcare settings, with on-call responsibilities around the clock.

The individual will help implement configuration changes approved by committees and work across interdisciplinary groups to shape future-state processes while maintaining strong business

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree or current clinical licensure in nursing, radiology, pharmacy, respiratory or related field is Required.
• In Lieu of degree or clinical licensure, four years of experience in business administration, information technology or science, healthcare or related field Required.
• Current Epic certification or active Epic proficiency with a score of 90 is Required.

Responsibilities

• Design, build, test, validate, and provide ongoing support for clinical and/or revenue cycle applications.
• Obtain and maintain Epic certification; understand workflows for system implementation.
• Provide 24/7 tier III support and implement approved configuration changes to the Epic system.
• Collaborate with clinical/financial departments to design future-state workflows and sustain relationships with Piedmont staff and physicians.

Skills

EMR (Epic) experience

Healthcare IT

Education

Bachelor's Degree or clinical licensure

Experience in business administration / IT or healthcare

Tools

Epic

Job description

Piedmont Healthcare Corporate seeks an Application Coordinator to design, build, test, validate, and support Epic applications in clinical and revenue cycle domains. The role requires Epic certification and deep knowledge of workflows in healthcare settings, with on-call responsibilities around the clock.

The individual will help implement configuration changes approved by committees and work across interdisciplinary groups to shape future-state processes while maintaining strong business