EPIC Applications Analyst
Execusource inc
White Plains, NY, United States
about 1 month ago
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Role details
Contract type
Permanent contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Experience level
Experienced
Experience required
3 years minimum
Compensation
$97,053.0 - $145,579.0
Working hours
Regular working hours
Job source
Tech stack
Application Testing
Network Troubleshooting
Epic Optime
Integration Frameworks
Job description
Join a leading healthcare organization as an Epic Applications Analyst supporting Epic OpTime and Anesthesia applications. This role is responsible for system design, build, testing, support, and optimization to improve clinical workflows and patient care.
What you’ll be doing:
- Design, build, test, and support Epic OpTime/Anesthesia applications
- Troubleshoot system issues and provide end-user support
- Collaborate with clinical teams to optimize workflows
- Support third-party integrations and vendor relationships
- Manage projects, testing, documentation, and system changes
Requirements
- 3+ years of Epic application analyst experience
- Epic OpTime Certification required (Anesthesia certification a plus)
- Experience with application testing and third-party integrations
- Strong communication, organization, and customer service skills
- Bachelor’s degree preferred
Benefits & conditions
4.44.4 out of 5 stars White Plains, NY 10601 $46.66 - $69.99 an hour
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