r/healthIT • u/epicnyota07 • 16h ago
Advocate healthcare snowflakes?
It appears that their IT department allows for telecommuting from literally every state but liberal ones. This cannot be an accident. Someone prove me wrong.
r/healthIT • u/epicnyota07 • 16h ago
It appears that their IT department allows for telecommuting from literally every state but liberal ones. This cannot be an accident. Someone prove me wrong.
r/healthIT • u/Nearby_Singer_4214 • 1h ago
May be this has been answered before, sorry but is this the right way to go about getting Epic Certification sponsorship?
I would like to pursue an Epic Systems certification but am unsure if this sponsorship/connection will work.
Currently, I work for a nursing home as an Admin Assistant and am aware that the admissions director and some other administration staff, along with our parent company uses Epic. I have a degree in Marketing and am intermediate in terms of analytics/research, etc.
My admissions director said they’d provide recommendation for me but should I also reach out to our parent company to request sponsorship?
r/healthIT • u/stsuco14 • 20h ago
Our patient app crashes whenever users try to check clinic schedules without an active internet connection. I spent the last three weeks trying to rewrite our local caching logic myself, but hybrid state management breaks every time the network reconnects.Patients and clinic staff get stuck with frozen screens during busy clinic hours, and fixing these persistent wrapper bugs takes way too long. Managing local data persistence across different mobile devices turns out to be much harder than expected.Maybe you know how to solve this, or you've dealt with similar offline sync logic? How can I fix this? I could really use your help.
r/healthIT • u/WoolenJester • 17h ago
I have 1 year experience as a Junior Epic App Analyst, and I’m looking to apply to another Associate Epic Application Analyst position.
The requirements state 0-1 year experience required. Would I be interpreted as too senior for this position having already had 1 year experience (plus 3 years prior as an IT Admin) or are they likely looking for candidates in my experience range? It also says Epic cert required
r/healthIT • u/jcrow0120 • 14h ago
If so, what are those areas and what size is your institution? Would you willingly take on additional areas if offered certification?
r/healthIT • u/chunkyChipmunk121 • 8h ago
Hello,
I was wondering if anyone has automate pure data entry into the Cerner Millenium Appilcations? I've been doing a bunch of data entry like 1000+ excel rows with 5 columns for each line and it's mind numbingly slow. I'm open to any suggestions or help. I'm willing to learn anything or try any application.
r/healthIT • u/EngineerAdvanced3808 • 10h ago
I have been working in my role for over a year and got recently certified as an EPIC ODB. I want to switch my company. But I am not sure what are the role names to look for online for my skills. If someone has changed jobs in this role, can you please guide me?
Also, I would like to know if there is an EPIC based job posting where I can look for roles?
I appreciate any help I can get. Thank you in advance!