Epic Optime Analyst, II

Epic Clinical Analyst II – Optime

We are seeking an experienced Epic Clinical Analyst II – Optime to support the development, configuration, implementation, and ongoing support of Epic clinical applications. This role works closely with clinical leaders, providers, and technical teams to understand workflows, identify opportunities for improvement, and translate business and clinical requirements into effective Epic solutions.

Anesthesia experience big plus; must be good in workflows; will be joining large Epic team; but will be the 3rd person working in Optime.

This is a 100% remote position. Candidates located in the Eastern or Central Time Zones are highly preferred, as the client operates on Eastern Time.

Responsibilities

• Configure, build, test, implement, and support Epic Optime functionality.
• Analyze clinical workflows and translate operational needs into Epic solutions.
• Develop and maintain system components, workflows, reports, documentation, and related application functionality.
• Perform system testing, quality assurance, troubleshooting, upgrades, and implementation support.
• Partner with clinical users and stakeholders to resolve issues and improve processes.
• Support Epic application releases and new functionality through testing and implementation.
• Provide ongoing production support, including participation in an on-call rotation.
• Work independently while managing multiple projects, priorities, and stakeholder needs.

Requirements

• Active Epic Optime certification is required.
• 3+ years of experience as an Epic, clinical, business, or systems analyst.
• Hands-on Epic Optime build and configuration experience.
• Experience with clinical workflow analysis, testing, implementation, and production support.
• Experience with Epic clinical build, including master files, order sets, SmartSets, documentation flowsheets, and related functionality.
• Five years of progressive healthcare experience, preferably within a hospital or major medical center.
• Bachelor's degree or equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Strong analytical, problem-solving, written, and verbal communication skills.

Candidates should be comfortable working independently, interacting directly with clinical stakeholders, and taking ownership of issues from analysis through resolution.