Remote Epic Beaker Analyst (Associate)

UChicago Medicine; Chicago (IL); On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

UChicago Medicine is seeking an Epic Beaker Analyst – Associate in the IT Clinical Applications department. The position is primarily a work-from-home opportunity with on-site visits as needed, offering the chance to contribute to Beaker configurations and supporting clinical workflows.

The role involves evaluating technology implications, documenting requirements, and collaborating with LIS/Beaker analysts to implement moderately complex information applications within a academic medical center

Qualifications

• General understanding of information systems concepts
• Ability to meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment
• Ability to work with diverse, multi-disciplinary teams including remote teams
• Beginning skills in documenting and analyzing business processes
• Excellent interpersonal, written, and oral communication skills
• Ability to plan and facilitate meetings with diverse participants
• Professional attitude under pressure
• Proven problem-solving skills
• High School diploma or equivalent in healthcare, business management, or information systems

Responsibilities

• Evaluate business implications of technology in current environment
• Analyze business and user needs and define system scope
• Document Requirements in the BRD
• Revise existing system logic or configure new applications
• Unit test configuration and other application setup

Skills

Information systems concepts

Deadlines

Communication skills

Documentation

Problem solving

Team collaboration

Education

High School diploma or equivalent

Associates degree or equivalent

Job description

UChicago Medicine is seeking an Epic Beaker Analyst – Associate in the IT Clinical Applications department. The position is primarily a work-from-home opportunity with on-site visits as needed, offering the chance to contribute to Beaker configurations and supporting clinical workflows.

The role involves evaluating technology implications, documenting requirements, and collaborating with LIS/Beaker analysts to implement moderately complex information applications within a academic medical center