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Senior Systems Analyst Epic at OhioHealth - ApplyBlast

Senior Systems Analyst Epic

OhioHealth

1 month ago

3.7 on Glassdoor

Remote

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

The Senior Systems Analyst Epic plays a crucial role in designing, building, testing, training, deploying, and supporting Epic applications to optimize clinical and operational workflows. This position requires a deep understanding of healthcare workflows, system integration, and project management to ensure the efficient operation of the healthcare system's IT infrastructure. The role involves translating business requirements into reliable Epic configuration, integrations, and reporting to support safe patient care and regulatory compliance.

Responsibilities

Design and configure Epic applications to optimize clinical and operational workflows
Manage system implementations, upgrades, and project methodologies like agile and waterfall
Develop and execute test plans, resolve defects, and provide go-live support

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor's DegreeEpic Training Environment Build certified2 Epic Application Principal Trainer certificationsITIL Foundation certificationCertifications in one or more Epic applications

About OhioHealth

ohiohealth.com

Headquarters

Columbus, Ohio, United States

Company Size

10001+ employees

Founded

1891

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OhioHealth is a family of not-for-profit hospitals, healthcare facilities and physicians that has been serving central Ohio since 1891. The system offers a wide range of services including primary care, urgent care, women's health, kidney transplant care, and virtual health. OhioHealth is committed to making healthcare easy, accessible, and connected for patients across central Ohio.