Our client, a Medical Center facility under the aegis of a California Public Ivy university and one of largest health delivery systems in California, seeks an accomplished Epic Clinical Documentation Application Analyst.
*** Candidate must be authorized to work in USA without requiring sponsorship ***
*** Duration: 26 weeks contract with possibility of extensions
Compensation: Flexible based on candidate’s experience and expectations. Competitive pay will be considered for qualified candidates commensurate with experience.
Notes:
- 100% remote role.
- Work Hours: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Pacific Time.
Description:
- Involves the design, building, testing, and implementation of clinical application systems.
- Provides support to clinical users through knowledge of clinical processes, documentation needs, workflows, and clinical practice standards when adapting software to meet their needs.
- Works with clinicians to create or adapt written protocols.
- Prepares detailed specifications encompassing clinical processes, information flow, risk, and impact analysis.
- May provide customer service, troubleshooting, and maintenance.
- The APeX Application Analyst – Clinical Documentation functions as the primary support contact and expert for the Clinical Documentation application.
- Works under the direction of the Team Lead and/or Manager to configure, build, and install the application.
- Coordinates all issues that arise during the project for their application area.
- Analyzes workflows and understands policies, procedures, and constraints of the clinical or business operations supported by the application.
- Conducts in-depth investigation and documentation of operational specifications and application functionality.
- Analyzes new releases to determine necessary workflow modifications, builds and populates databases and tables during initial system configuration, and conducts system testing and conversion data validation.
- Develops and documents internal procedures and establishes change control processes for the applications.
- Develops user training aids and trains end users on workflows and application usage.
- Serves as the primary contact for troubleshooting problems and answering end‑user questions during training, go‑live, stabilization, and ongoing support (24/7).
Qualifications:
- Must be Epic certified or accredited in Clinical Documentation, with relevant experience supporting the application.
- Strong understanding of clinical processes, documentation requirements, workflows, and clinical practice standards.
- Experience in clinical application configuration, building, testing, implementation, and support.
- Ability to analyze clinical and business workflows, operational requirements, and application functionality.
- Knowledge of system testing, database configuration, data validation, and change control processes.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively with clinicians, end users, project teams, and management.
- Ability to make decisions independently and collaboratively with stakeholders at different levels of the project structure.
- Strong attention to detail, analytical thinking, and problem‑solving skills.
- Ability to develop training materials and assist end users in learning and adopting the application.
- Strong customer service and troubleshooting skills, with the ability to support users during implementation and ongoing operations.
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