Epic Security Analyst: Elevate Clinical IT Security

Shriners Children's; Tampa (FL); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Shriner's Children's is seeking an Epic Application Analyst to implement, test, and maintain Epic applications across clinical and business IS needs. You will manage security, provisioning, and access governance while ensuring end‑user support and ongoing certification maintenance.

The role requires collaboration with clinical and IT teams, attention to compliance, and the ability to troubleshoot complex security issues, all while maintaining up‑to‑date Epic certifications and documentation.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree or 5+ years of equivalent clinical or information services experience.
• Epic Security Certification or Accreditation preferred.
• Experience with Active Directory and security redesign projects is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Manage the Epic security program, including user provisioning, role-based access, security class maintenance, and access governance.
• Configure and maintain Epic security records, templates, providers, and related system access components.
• Perform security audits, access reviews, and compliance activities to ensure adherence to requirements.
• Analyze, troubleshoot, and resolve complex security and access issues as an Epic security SME.
• Collaborate with operational leaders, application teams, training, HR, and compliance to support user lifecycle management and security initiatives.
• Identify opportunities to improve security processes, standardization, automation, and operational efficiency.

Skills

Presentation skills

End-user support

Security governance

Education

Bachelor's Degree

Tools

Epic

Active Directory

Job description

Shriner's Children's is seeking an Epic Application Analyst to implement, test, and maintain Epic applications across clinical and business IS needs. You will manage security, provisioning, and access governance while ensuring end‑user support and ongoing certification maintenance.

The role requires collaboration with clinical and IT teams, attention to compliance, and the ability to troubleshoot complex security issues, all while maintaining up‑to‑date Epic certifications and documentation.